Braycote 806 High Vacuum Grease

Fine high vacuum inert grease, Complies with MIL-PRF-27617, Type III

Description:
Braycote^® 806 is a smooth, buttery, off-white NLGI #2 grease based on a perfluoroether base oil.

Temperature Range of Use:
-30°C to above 204°C (-22°F to above 400°F)

Use and Applications:
Perfluorinated greases, such as Braycote 806 are chemically inert and exhibit excellent shelf lives due to their inertness.

Limitations:
Braycote 806 is compatible with all commonly utilized metals, plastics and elastomers. Braycote 806 may be adversely affected by Lewis Acids catalysts such as AlCl₃, at elevated temperatures. Newly exposed rubbing surfaces of aluminum, magnesium or titanium alloys under certain conditions may react with Braycote 806. Such systems should be thoroughly evaluated. Surfaces must be well cleaned of organic rust inhibitors prior to grease application to insure proper lubrication.

Removal of unwanted grease from grease applied surfaces:
The composition of this product is a mixture of small PTFE particles (which won't dissolve in anything) and a perfluorinated polyether liquid. We have found that Castrol® Fluoroclean^™ HE is an effective solvent for the liquid component of the formulated composition and aids in the removal of the grease from places where it is no longer needed or wanted.

Packaging:
Braycote 806 is available in a 2 ounce (AVDP) disposable plastic syringe, 1 pound plastic container, and 8 oz tubes sold only as a single pack of 24 tubes.

Braycote 806

Size	SPI #	Each	In Stock
2 oz syringe	05159-AB	$ 105.35	No
1 pound (454g)	05159-XQ	367.80	Yes

Storage conditions: Room temperature
Non-hazardous from stand point of shipping

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