NEOLUBE® Dry Film Lubricants

NEOLUBE® products are commonly used in environments where high-performance lubrication is essential. This includes applications in aerospace, nuclear reactors, and other industries where metal parts require effective lubrication under challenging conditions.

Yes, NEOLUBE® is designed to withstand high temperatures, making it suitable for applications where components are exposed to extreme heat. This ensures reliable performance and protection even under strenuous operating conditions.

NEOLUBE® is generally compatible with a wide range of materials, including metals, plastics, and elastomers. However, it’s always recommended to check the product specifications or consult with a technical expert for compatibility with specific materials.

NEOLUBE® products 1, 2, 100, or 1260 should be applied as per the instructions provided with the product packaging or the technical data sheets. It’s important to clean the surface before application and apply it evenly. Safety precautions include wearing protective gloves and eyewear and ensuring good ventilation during application, especially in confined spaces.

NEOLUBE® No. 2, a graphite solution, has been discussed among model train hobbyists for its potential use in blackening steam locomotive drive wheels. However, it’s important to note that NEOLUBE® No. 2 can bridge electrical gaps due to its conductive nature. This property makes it unsuitable for use on parts that need to remain electrically insulated, such as wheel hubs, locomotive tires, and switch point areas.