Description
LPS 1 is a greaseless lubricant that leaves a thin, dry film instead of a sticky residue, so it does not hold on to dust and dirt the way an oily lubricant can. LPS says it also displaces moisture and frees rusted or stuck parts. Maintenance technicians use it on hinges, locks, cables, sliding mechanisms, springs, relays, electric motors and precision instruments. This listing is the 312 g (11 wt oz) aerosol can.
The Canadian Safety Data Sheet classifies the aerosol as Flammable aerosol Category 1 and Gas under pressure (compressed gas), signal word Danger: extremely flammable, may explode if heated. It also notes that the product contains calcium sulfonate, which may produce an allergic reaction. Do not spray on a flame or ignition source, do not pierce or burn the can, and keep it below 50 °C (122 °F). Read the Safety Data Sheet before use. Sold per can.
Features
- Greaseless lubricant that leaves a thin, dry film
- Displaces moisture and loosens rusted or frozen parts, per LPS
- Used on hinges, locks, cables, relays and electric motors
- NSF H2 registered for use where there is no possibility of food contact
- 312 g (11 wt oz) aerosol can
Specifications
| Brand | LPS |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer part number (MPN) | C30116 |
| Big Papa SKU | BP-G-LPS-C30116 |
| Type | Greaseless lubricant (aerosol) |
| Net content | 312 g (11 wt oz) / 379 mL |
| Appearance | Dry, thin lubricating film; dispensed as a spray |
| Odor | Slight, sweet |
| Relative density | 0.79-0.81 at 20 °C |
| Flash point | 79.0 °C (174.2 °F), dispensed liquid, Tag closed cup |
| Percent volatile | 95-96 % |
| Specifications | ASTM F-945-12; Pratt & Whitney Canada CPMC 79255 |
| NSF registration | H2, no possibility of food contact (reg. no. 059847) |
| Hazard classification | Flammable aerosol Cat. 1; gas under pressure (SDS) |
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