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A white 16 oz aerosol spray can with PTFE dry lubricant label

Sprayon

Sprayon SC0708000 General Purpose Dry Lubricant 16 oz Aerosol PTFE

SKU CH-717P-9852T

Dry PTFE lubricant in a 16 oz aerosol can delivers a white, odourless film that operates from -40 °F to 572 °F with a -20 °F flash point

  • PTFE dry film resists dust and dirt buildup
  • Wide -40 °F to 572 °F temperature range suits extremes
  • 10 oz net fill in 16 oz aerosol can
  • 41 % VOC content noted for compliance awareness
  • Flammable Category 2 aerosol requires careful handling

General-Purpose Dry Lubricant

Sprayon SC0708000 is a PTFE-based dry film lubricant supplied in a 16 oz aerosol can with a 10 oz net fill. It suits maintenance technicians and machine-shop operators who need a clean, non-staining film on slides, guides and conveyors.

Sustained-load behaviour

The dry PTFE coating operates continuously from -40 Degrees F to 572 Degrees F without gumming or attracting dust. Its 98.41 Percent VOC content and Category 2 flammable aerosol rating mean the film remains stable during extended high-temperature cycles.

Deciding specification

The NSF rating is Not Rated, so the product is not approved for incidental food contact. Buyers who need an NSF-registered lubricant for food-processing equipment must select a different formulation.

Highlights

  • PTFE dry film resists dust and dirt buildup
  • Wide -40 °F to 572 °F temperature range suits extremes
  • 10 oz net fill in 16 oz aerosol can
  • 41 % VOC content noted for compliance awareness
  • Flammable Category 2 aerosol requires careful handling

Specifications

BrandSPRAYON

Questions about this item

Does the PTFE dry film resist heat when equipment runs continuously near the 572 °F limit?

The lubricant is rated up to 572 °F, so the dry PTFE film remains stable during extended high-temperature operation.

What surface preparation is needed before spraying the 16 oz aerosol on metal parts?

Clean the surface of oil and debris, then apply the aerosol; the PTFE bonds to bare metal without primers or additives.

Will the white PTFE residue interfere with older painted or plastic components nearby?

The dry film is white and inert; it does not attack most paints or plastics, but test a small area first.

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