LPS
LPS Magnum General Purpose Lubricant 11 oz Aerosol Can
General-purpose lubricant with PTFE additive withstands -50 °F to 500 °F and meets NSF H2 and 50-state VOC rules
- TypeBlow Guns, Air Guns & Spray Guns
- Operates from -50 °F to 500 °F for extreme-temperature reliability
- PTFE additive reduces friction and wear on moving parts
- NSF H2 registered (No. 128980) for incidental-contact safety
- 50-state VOC compliant at only 2.9 % content
- 11 oz net fill in a 16 oz aerosol can for easy application
LPS Magnum General Purpose Lubricant
The LPS Magnum general purpose lubricant comes in an 11 oz aerosol can with a 16 oz container size. It is designed for maintenance professionals and technicians who need a wet lubricant for pneumatic and hydraulic equipment. The product uses petroleum distillates with a PTFE primary additive. It carries NSF H2 registration number 128980 for no food contact applications.
Operating temperature range and flammability
The lubricant functions from a minimum of -50 degrees F up to a maximum of 500 degrees F. It has a flash point of 174.2 degrees F and is classified as an extremely flammable aerosol category 1. VOC content is 2.9 percent and the product is 50 state VOC compliant. The lubricant is brown in colour and has a noticeable odour.
NSF H2 rating for non-food environments
The NSF H2 registration confirms suitability only where no food contact occurs. Buyers who need a lubricant approved for incidental food contact should select a product with an H1 rating instead. This lubricant does not meet that requirement. The aerosol format allows targeted application on tools and machinery components.
Highlights
- Operates from -50 °F to 500 °F for extreme-temperature reliability
- PTFE additive reduces friction and wear on moving parts
- NSF H2 registered (No. 128980) for incidental-contact safety
- 50-state VOC compliant at only 2.9 % content
- 11 oz net fill in a 16 oz aerosol can for easy application
Specifications
| Type | Blow Guns, Air Guns & Spray Guns |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lps |
Questions about this item
How do I apply the 11 oz aerosol lubricant without overspray?
Shake the can well, attach the supplied straw for targeted streams or use the wide nozzle for broad coverage, spray 6 to 8 inches from the surface, and wipe excess before it dries to prevent sticky residue.
Will the PTFE additive need replenishing on high-cycle pneumatic cylinders?
The PTFE forms a dry film that withstands temperatures up to 500 °F and resists washout, so reapplication intervals depend on cycle count and contamination rather than additive depletion.
At what temperature does the lubricant lose its film strength during continuous operation?
The product is rated to 500 °F maximum operating temperature; above this the petroleum carrier can break down and the PTFE film may degrade, so monitor surface temps in sustained high-heat use.
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