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Sprayon LU 727 General Purpose Lubricant 16 oz Aerosol Mineral Oil PTFE
General-purpose aerosol lubricant with mineral oil and PTFE additive, operating from -40 °F to 450 °F in a 16 oz can
- Mineral-oil base with PTFE additive reduces friction on moving parts
- Operates from -40 °F to 450 °F for wide temperature range
- 16 oz aerosol can delivers lubricant as a controlled spray
- Zero-percent VOC formula meets 50-state compliance requirements
- Flash point of 220 °F indicates lower flammability risk
General-purpose PTFE aerosol lubricant
Sprayon LU 727 is a mineral-oil based lubricant delivered in a 16 oz aerosol can with a 9 oz net fill. It contains PTFE as the primary additive to reduce friction on moving parts. The product suits maintenance technicians, machine shops and automotive workshops needing a versatile spray for general lubrication tasks.
Operating range from minus 40 to 450 degrees
The lubricant functions across a temperature span of minus 40 to 450 degrees Fahrenheit. It carries a flash point of 220 degrees Fahrenheit and is classified as a flammable aerosol category 2. The formula is 50 state VOC compliant with zero percent VOC content and has an amber colour with a detectable odour.
Replaces basic oils without PTFE
This spray upgrades from simple mineral oils that lack PTFE additives or offer a smaller operating window. The jump is worthwhile when equipment runs near the 450 degree Fahrenheit ceiling or requires the extreme cold performance down to minus 40 degrees Fahrenheit. It does not suit buyers who need a USDA certified biobased product or an NSF rated food-grade lubricant.
Highlights
- Mineral-oil base with PTFE additive reduces friction on moving parts
- Operates from -40 °F to 450 °F for wide temperature range
- 16 oz aerosol can delivers lubricant as a controlled spray
- Zero-percent VOC formula meets 50-state compliance requirements
- Flash point of 220 °F indicates lower flammability risk
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I apply the aerosol spray so the PTFE additive coats the surface instead of pooling?
Hold the can upright 6-8 inches from the part and spray in short bursts; the PTFE needs a thin, even film to bond, and heavy coats will run off before the carrier evaporates.
When will the mineral-oil base need re-application on a sliding mechanism running near 450 °F?
At sustained high heat the carrier flashes off faster, so expect to re-spray every few operating cycles once the surface loses its amber sheen.
What temperature limit is reached first during continuous operation in a 450 °F environment?
The 450 °F maximum operating temperature is the ceiling; beyond it the mineral oil degrades and the PTFE can no longer maintain a lubricating film.
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