CRC FOOD GRADE ANTI-SEIZE 227GM

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35905
Price:
$44.26 Incl. GST
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Description

CRC FOOD GRADE ANTI-SEIZE 227GM

CRC Food Grade Anti-Seize & Lubricating Compound is a premium anti-seize compound with PTFE, specifically formulated for use in applications where incidental food contact is possible. It tenaciously adheres to metal surfaces providing protection from destructive metal to metal contact on sliding or rotational contact surfaces.

It prevents seizure, galling and heat freeze on all types of engines during the installation and assembly of parts and facilitates fast and easy disassembly. It remains active over long storage periods preventing rust and corrosion and supporting cushioning of close fitting parts. Continued use prevents damage caused by extreme conditions, increasing performance and prolonging equipment life.

Extreme temperature range from -53°C to +980°C. MPI Approved C15. NZ AsureQuality assessment for food/beverage including dairy factories with incidental contact. NSF H1 Registered for incidental food contact. Conforms to MIL-PRF-907E.

Features & Benefits
- PTFE fortified
- Tenaciously adheres to metal surfaces – Protection during installation and assembly of parts
- Facilitates fast and easy disassembly – Time saving
- Water Resistant – Resists washout to prolong performance
- Prevents Corrosion – Contains anti-rust and anti-wear additives to improve equipment life
- Excellent torque coefficient
- Safe on stainless steel
- Contains no metals
- Non-toxic, non-staining, tasteless
- Extreme temperature range – Effective from -53°C to +980°C
- MPI Approved C15
- NZ AsureQuality assessment for food/beverage including dairy factories with incidental contact
- NSF H1 Registered for incidental food contact
- Conforms to MIL-PRF-907E military specification

Uses
Recommended for use on all types of food processing machinery to lubricate fittings, bushings, flanges, headers, nuts, screws, studs, threaded surfaces, pipes, plugs, and manifolds to prevent seizing and galling of surfaces