Dry Film Lubricant
Dry film Lubricants are high performance coatings with fine particles of lubricating pigments blended with a binder and other special additives. After the coating has been cured, the lubricants become bonded to the surface of the part. These lubricating pigments reduce friction and wear by preventing surface contact between mating parts (i.e. a shaft and bearing).
Performance properties vary depending on the specific lubricating pigment used. Many of the dry film lubricants also contain additional rust inhibitors which offer exceptional corrosion protection in addition to the increased wear resistance. Some dry film lubricants are specifically designed to operate at high temperatures. Some are formulated for use in extreme environments and can withstand nuclear radiation.
Ampere Metal Finishing Facilities
Ampere Metal Finishing offers a variety of dry film lubricant coatings for you to choose from. We offer name brand products from Acheson Colloids, Everlube, and other reputable companies that are leaders in producing top quality dry film lubricants.
Our 20,000 square foot facilities houses our dry film lubricant production line that can handle all your production needs. We can also provide you with a duplex process of Zinc or Manganese Phosphate undercoating with a dry film lubricant top coating.
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Dry Film Lubricant Specifications
Ampere Metal Finishing certifies our Dry Film Lubricant Coatings to many specifications. The following lists some of the more common specifications for Dry Film. If the particular specification you require is not listed, please contact us for further information.
Dry Film Lubricant Specifications
- MIL-PRF-46010
- MIL-P-24074, TYPE II
- ESF-M99G81-A
- PPS 32.09
- ESA-M99C38-A
- AS5272
- CLSTL 2000-001
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