Dry lubricants, known as solid lubricants, have a layer-like structure in which the atomic bonds are parallel, the distance between the layers is small, and the aggregation state is not changed during use, such as graphite, molybdenum disulfide, boron nitride, tungsten disulfide, etc.
Dry lubricants have excellent pressure resistance, heat resistance and lubricating properties, can form a layer of highly adhesive lubricating film on the metal surface, and play the role of lubrication and anti-friction.
The four most commonly used solid lubricants are:
Graphite can be used as a dry powder for splash lubrication. It can be used as an additive to make water and oil. It can also be combined with other materials to form a composite material for lubrication in transmission. It can also be used in conductive conditions—wear-resistant parts.
Molybdenum disulfide MoS2, is known as "the king of high-grade solid lubricants." MoS2 can be added to various greases to form a non-sticky colloid state, which can increase lubricity and extreme pressure. MoS2 is also suitable for high-temperature, high-pressure, high-speed, and high-load mechanical working conditions to extend equipment life.
Tungsten disulfide WS2 has better performance than molybdenum disulfide, has a low coefficient of friction, and has high compressive strength. WS2 can be used in high temperature, high pressure, high speed, high load, and equipment operating in chemically active media.
Boron nitride BN, known as white graphene, can be applied to space vehicles.
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The parameter "Sankol CFD-005Z Lubricating Oil Volatile Skin Film Oil Dry Film Lubricant" is not clear from the information provided. It appears to be a proprietary lubricating oil produced by Sankol Industries, but without additional context or specifications, it's difficult to determine its exact properties and usage characteristics. Without more information, it's best to consult with an industry expert or refer to relevant product documentation for specific details about this lubricant.
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The parameter you mentioned refers to the properties of a water-based coating for dry lubrication on bolts, metal anti-rust coatings on gears, and corrosion resistance and aging resistance in gear screws.
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The Black 99.9% Carbon Content Fine Lubricant Natural Flake Graphite Electrode Powder parameter is used to measure the carbon content and purity of a fine lubricant that contains natural flakes of graphite. The parameter provides an indication of how much of the graphite in the lubricant is present as natural flakes, and can be useful for determining its effectiveness in various applications.
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The specific parameter for the solid润滑脂 bearing lubricating powder reinforced steel bristles mechanical lubricant 99.9 tungsten sulfide powder will depend on the intended application and the properties of the material being used.
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The parameter for " cheap dry lubricant molybdenum disulfide powder" depends on the specific requirements of your application, such as its viscosity, greasing properties, and cost.
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The dry silicone oil based anti rust spray lubricant parameter is typically determined through laboratory testing. This involves measuring the properties of the lubricant, such as its viscosity, greasing ability, and resistance to corrosion.
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The parameter you're referring to is likely the "pH" of the Molykote L-8030 multi-purpose semi-dry lubricant, which is used for various applications and is typically labeled with a specific pH range.
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The best parameter for powder graphite mandrel lubricant is likely the weight ratio of the graphite powder to oil. This can be determined by testing different combinations and finding the one that provides the best balance between lubrication properties and cost.
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The WBG Flourube Dry Lube with PTFE dustproof anti-dirt quick dry lubricant grease oil parameter refers to the specific characteristics of the lubricant product that meets certain performance requirements.
