Rocol DRY MOLY Spray
Ideal where wet film lubricants cannot be tolerated Prevents galling, pick-up and seizure Resistant to high loads (up to 7,000 kg/cm2) Excellent wear resistance Wide temperature range of -50°C to + 450°C Fast drying Rolls Royce, RA...
- Order number: RS10025
- Supplier Name: Rocol
- EAN: 5024747100255
- Length: 0,064 cm
- Width: 0,065 cm
- Height: 0,195 cm
- Weight: 0,168 kg
- Open text field 1: Extrem belastbare Trockenfilm-Molybdänsulfit-Paste für Stellen, an denen Nassfilme nicht möglich sind
Product information
High purity, extreme load dry film molybdenum disulphide spray designed for use where a wet lubricant cannot be tolerated.
DRY MOLY Spray is applied wet for great penetration, becoming touch dry within 2 – 3 minutes, leaving a dry protective film containing more than 70% molybdenum disulphide.
DRY MOLY Spray is an assembly lubricant for sliding surfaces such as plain bearings, pins, cams and slides intended to reduce friction and therefore increase life of moving parts.
DRY MOLY spray can also be used in conjunction with a wet film lubricant enhancing performance and extending life of components and assemblies.
Also available as a paste and as a fluid.
Person responsible for the EU:
ITW LLC & Co. KG | Am Eichenbach 14, 73054, Eislingen / Fils, Germany
Manufacturer information:
http://www.itwcp.de
ROCOL - Lubricants for the Industry
ROCOL is part of ITW, a US Fortune 150 multinational company. We develop, manufacture and market technically advanced industrial lubricants and line marking systems for industry worldwide.
ROCOL was founded on the work of Victor Ivanovitch Ragosine, who was born in Russia and graduated from the University of Moscow in 1854 with a degree in chemistry.
Based in Leeds, UK, the origins of our company date back to 1878 when Victor Ragosine developed a yellow lubricating oil which he subsequently sold throughout Europe. Unlike other lubricants, the yellow oil was virtually non-corrosive, making it technically superior to other available products.
In 1882, British agency manager Ernest Glehn bought out Victor and the Russian parent company to form Ragosine and Company, which later evolved into ROCOL.
Although we have made significant advances over the years, our ethos is still the same - to develop highly engineered products that are better quality than the competition and give you performance you can trust.
