Force 842°® Dry Moly Lubricant is the extreme conditions, dry moly lubricant that protects against surface-to-surface friction. FEATURES Works under high temperatures 842°F (450°C) and pressures 100,000 psi (6890 Bars)

FORCE 842 Dry Moly Lubricant works well under extreme high temperatures (842F) & pressures 100,000 psi (6,890 bars). Being a dry film, it resists dirt and dust, provides excellent water and chemical resistance and offers high adhesion.

Force 842° is fortified with molybdenum disulfide and provides a quick drying, thin film. It also works under high temperatures - 450°C and pressures - 6890 Bars. Force 842° resists dust and dirt and is also water and chemical resistant. High load, dry film lubricant for dusty environments.

Force 842°® Dry Moly Lubricant FEATURES Works under high temperatures 842°F (450°C) and pressures 100,000 psi (6890 Bars) Prevents seizure of parts Resists dust and dirt For assembly and break-in lubrication Provides a quick drying, thin film Fortified with molybdenum disulfide APPLICATIONS Aircraft Landing Gear Brake Adjustment Screws ...

The LPS Force 842 black lubricant is easy to use. Main ingredient is comprised of molybdenum disulfide. Can be used under the following temperature ranges: 0 F minimum operating temperature to +842 F maximum operating temperature.

Works under temperatures as high as 842° Fahrenheit with pressures as high as 100,000 psi (6,890 bars). Great during assembly and as a break-in lubrication. Not designed for use with friction bearings or light-duty bearings.

LPS Force 842 Dry Moly Lubricant prevents seizure of parts. Designed for assembly and break-in lubrication applications, Force 842 prevents sliding or threaded parts from seizing together. LPS 842 is fortified with molybdenum disulfide and provides a quick drying, thin film.

Force 842°®AV4V2c842° Force 842°® Dry Moly Lubricant AVAILABLE PRODUCTS Part No. Net Contents Container Case Pack Case Wt. US Canada 02516 C02516 11 wt. oz./312 g/468 mL aerosol 12 12 lbs. DRY FILM MOLY FEATURES • Works under high temperatures 842°F (450°C) and pressures 100,000 psi (6890 Bars) • Prevents seizure of parts