Food Grade - Silicone Oil

Silicone oil to lubricate and protect plastic or rubber parts. Extremely suitable for treating parts which are liable to fluctuations in temperature. In view of the unique formula, suitable for use in the food industry, in accordance with NSF registration H1, number 139226.

  • no colour
  • 500 ML

Characteristics

  • NSF registration H1, number 139226
  • Excellent penetrating properties
  • Excellent adhesion
  • Water-repellent
  • Prevents freezing and drying out of rubber parts
  • Prevents creaking and squeaking of plastic parts
  • Outstanding mechanical and thermal stability
  • Resistant to weather influences
  • Resistant to weak acids and bases
  • 360° valve

Technical Data Sheet

Safety data sheet(s)

Usage instructions

Before use, carefully read the directions on the packaging and act accordingly.

The aerosol should have room temperature.

Best processing temperature 10 to 25°C.

Before use, shake the aerosol.

Apply the silicone oil in a thin layer. As a result of the unique formula a chemically inert, non-hardening film is formed.

Colours

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500 ML
Art. nr. 005020
EAN 8711347194391

* colours may differ from the preview above.

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