Slip Plate
Slip Plate Chain & Cable Lubricant 12 oz Aerosol
A 12 oz aerosol spray lubricant with mineral oil and graphite for chains and wire ropes, usable from 32 to 100 degrees F
- Penetrates chains and cables with aerosol delivery
- Graphite and mineral oil reduce friction and wear
- Ready to use between 32 and 100 degrees Fahrenheit
- Convenient 12 oz spray can for targeted application
- No state sales restrictions apply
Chain & Cable Lubricant 12 oz
Slip Plate Chain & Cable Lubricant comes in a 12 oz aerosol can for general-purpose use on chains and wire ropes. The mineral-oil base carries graphite to reduce friction and wear. It is suited for maintenance technicians and equipment operators who need a spray-on film for moving metal parts.
Operating Range 32 to 100 Degrees F
The lubricant is rated for service between 32 degrees F and 100 degrees F. Within this window the aerosol delivers a consistent spray pattern and the graphite stays suspended in the carrier. Outside these temperatures the viscosity and spray performance may change.
Graphite-Enhanced Formula
Graphite particles in the mineral oil create a dry-film layer that resists fling-off on high-speed chains. The aerosol propellant drives the mixture into pin-and-bushing clearances without disassembly. No additional applicators or cleanup solvents are included in the package.
Highlights
- Penetrates chains and cables with aerosol delivery
- Graphite and mineral oil reduce friction and wear
- Ready to use between 32 and 100 degrees Fahrenheit
- Convenient 12 oz spray can for targeted application
- No state sales restrictions apply
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I apply the aerosol spray to the chain or wire rope, and what step is often missed?
Shake the can well, then spray directly onto the chain or wire rope while it is moving slowly; the step many miss is letting the carrier evaporate so the graphite film can adhere before putting the equipment back under load.
Will the graphite or mineral oil need replenishing, and how often?
The graphite film wears off with friction and the mineral oil evaporates over time, so reapply whenever the chain or wire rope looks dry or starts making noise — typically every few hundred cycles in heavy use.
At what temperature does the lubricant stop flowing properly during extended operation?
The product is rated for use between 32 and 100 degrees Fahrenheit; above 100 degrees the mineral oil thins and can fling off, while below 32 degrees the aerosol may not spray evenly.
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