McLube MoS2-98 by McLube is a dry lubricant by itself. It is with a binder to form a dry film coating. Can also be dispersed in oils and greases or in composites of metal, plastic or rubber. Lubricating characteristics of MoS2 are principally due to its familiar crystal structure, which allows for shearing of layers and results in a low coefficient of friction. Acts as a dry lubricant on surfaces by rubbing, tumbling, or dusting. McLube MoS2-98 can also acts as a filler in self lubricating plastics and powder metal parts.
McLube 1777 by McLube is a dispersion of PTFE particles which bonds to the surface to generate a colorless, non-oily and adherent dry film coating. Provides the following benefits: multiple release cycles, no transfer to molded parts, no interference with post finishing and bonding, reduced buildup on surfaces, corrosion protection of molds and dies, effective release from molds with complex configurations.
End products: belt conveyor, hoses, tyres and inner tubes.
Conversion mode: blow molding, compression molding, encapsulating, extrusion, filament winding, hand lay-up, injection molding, laminating, potting, rotational molding, thermoforming, vacuum forming.
McLube 1700L by McLube is a silicone-free release agent. It is a hard, dry, bonded film coating of PTFE that will not transfer to parts. Provides the various benefits like multiple release cycles, no transfer to molded parts, no interference with post finishing and bonding, corrosion protection of molds & dies, effective release from molds with complex configurations.<br>
<ul style="padding-left: 40px;"><li>Applications include belt conveyor, hoses, molded articles, tyres and inner tubes.</li>
<li>PTFE dispersion with binding additives offering semi-permanent and non-transferring release characteristics.</li>
<li>It is an excellent dry lubricant and ideal for injection molding.</li>
<li>McLube 1700L offers blow molding, compression molding, coating, encapsulating, extrusion, filament winding, hand lay-up, laminating, potting, rotational molding, thermoforming and vacuum forming.</li></ul>
