Ultraforce O-ring Seal Lube

ULTRAFORCE O-RING SEAL LUBE  is nonflammable under all conditions likely to be encountered in service. It shows no autogenous ignition, flash, or fire points up to the highest temperature tested, 649 °C (1200 °F), in standard AS™ tests.

At elevated temperatures and pressures, ULTRAFORCE O-RING Seal Lube  is highly resistant to attack by gaseous and liquid Co2. As a result, it is the lubricant of choice in industries that manufacture or use Co2.

Tests confirming the non-reactivity of ULTRAFORCE O-RING Seal Lube with Co2 were performed at a variety of conditions.

ULTRAFORCE O-ring Seal-Lube installation lubricants help ensure proper sealing performance over the entire lifespan of an o-ring. By minimizing o-ring damage during installation, improving dynamic performance and extending service life, o-ring lubricants are a simple way to maximize o-ring sealing performance

Applications

• Sealant or lubricant in Airsoft Shooting Systems
• High-temperature bearing, valve, and O-ring lubricant
• Oven conveyor chain and bearing grease
• Pressure relief valve lubricant
• Any use that requires high-temperature stability, low vapor pressure, or chemical inertness

Chemically Inert

 ULTRAFORCE O-ring Seal-Lube has demonstrated an exceptionally high degree of chemical inertness to many highly reactive chemicals. For example, Krytox™ LVP grease shows no evidence of reactivity when exposed to:

• Boiling sulfuric acid
• Fluorine gas at 200 °C (392 °F)
• Chlorine trifluoride at 10–50 °C (50–122 °F)
• Uranium hexafluoride gas at 50 °C (122 °F)
• Molten sodium or potassium hydroxide at 318–360 °C (605–680 °F)
• Hydrogen gas at 250 °C (482 °F) and 250 psi
• Ammonia gas at 250 °C (482 °F) and 50 psi

• ULTRAFORCE O-ring Seal-Lubeis not reactive with any of the following materials when tested at room temperature:
• Ethyl alcohol
• Hydrazine
• Diethylenetriamine
• 90% hydrogen peroxide
• Nitrogen tetroxide
• JP-4 turbine fuel
• Unsymmetrical dimethyl hydrazine Aniline
• Inhibited red fuming nitric acid
• Halogen acids
• Chlorine or bromine