Anti Seize Compound as Industrial Lubricant by Molyslip and Molykote

 

For years now, people have wanted to find a permanent solution that saves them from the problems generated from metal to metal contact. From the biggest Industries to the small ones, no one can avoid the metal to metal contact. This contact takes place during machine assembly, equipment operation, and even during the assembling procedures.

The companies named the problems that generate from the metal to metal contact. They are termed cold welding, galling, seizing, and heat freezing. Along with that, load, high temperature, friction, torque, all make the situation even worse.

The Molyslip Copaslip anti-seize lubricants are the silver lining for the industries. In the last few years, the anti-seize compounds are being used in truck repair, Automotive maintenance, motorcycle maintenance, boat maintenance, and almost in any other sector that faces problems associated with metal to metal friction. 

But before you use Dow Corning 4 anti-seize industrial lubricants, you should know a bit about them. The information will help you to use the lubricant better and save your machine from further damages.

What is an anti-seize lubricant? 

The Molyslip Copaslip anti-seize lubricants are designed to efficiently convert torque into the tightening force. Thanks to its high solid content, the anti-seize lubricant can deal with high load applications while offering friction reduction and lubrication. 

Having said that, Dow Corning 111 anti-seize lubricants are not suitable for any fast-moving applications. The high solid content of the lubricant can cause parts of that fast-moving machine to jam.

However, compared to the grease, the Dow Corning 7 anti-seize lubricant can deal with a high level of temperature and protect machine parts from seizures and galling even when it is working in an extremely stressful situation.

Where should you use anti-seize lubricant?

When required, a layer of anti-seize lubricant can be applied to the interfaces of the assembly. This application will ensure the best possible protection of the interface. If you use the Dow Corning 7 anti-seize lubricant on the fastener assembly, make sure to apply it on the thread of the stud and bolt.

Apply Dow Corning 11 on the plain sections of the bolt, if it remains inside of the assembly. The lubricant should also be applied to all the parts of the washer. However, keep in mind that a thin layer of Dow Corning 4 anti-seize lubricant is enough to protect the interface of your machine. If you apply lubricant excessively, it will get squeezed out during the tightening process. 

All in all, before applying the Dow Corning 111 anti-seize lubricants, make sure that all the surface of the machine is clean and free of any grease or oil contamination. Also, keep in mind that a little bit of lubricant can go a long way. Use a brush to apply a thin layer of Dow Corning 111 lubricant to the machine interface.