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MOLYKOTE D-321 R Anti-Friction Coating Spray
Features & Benefits• Air drying
• Avoidance of stick-slip
• High aging resistance
Composition
• Solid lubricants
• Solvents
• Binder
Applications
For metal/metal combinations with slow to medium fast movements and high loads. Both the liquid coating and aerosolized spray have been used for improving the running-in process and for lubrication of plain bearings, bushings and sleeves, power screw drives, threaded connections/fasteners, and high voltage switches – even under high vacuum and at extreme temperatures.
Additionally, MOLYKOTE D-321 R Anti-Friction Coating is used frequently for slides, guides and tracks.
MOLYKOTE D-321 R Anti-Friction Coating Spray is frequently used on hard to reach surfaces or for emergency boundary lubrication as well as on chains or as a multi-purpose penetrant.
How to use
Surface preparation
First, clean and degrease the surface that will be coated with MOLYKOTE D-321 R Anti-Friction Coating or MOLYKOTE D-321 R Anti-Friction Coating Spray. Phosphatization or sandblasting (180 grit) increases the adhesion and service life.
How to apply
Bulk liquid MOLYKOTE®D-321 R Anti-Friction Coating should be stirred or rolled thoroughly before applying by brushing or spraying.
Typical properties
Specification writers: These values are not intended for use in preparing specifications. Please contact your local MOLYKOTE® sales representative prior to writing specifications on this product.
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Specifications
Service Temperature Range °C: -180°C to 450°C
Appearance: Gray-black
Density (g/ml) at 20°C: 1.07
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