WIRE ROPE SPRAY
Spanjaard Open Gear & Wire Rope Spray is an easy-to-use aerosol lubricant designed to provide economical and high-performance lubrication and corrosion protection to surfaces. Formulated with molybdenum disulphide, solid lubricants, and extreme pressure additives, this spray offers improved lubricating and load-carrying properties.
IMPA Code Registered: Spanjaard Open Gear & Wire Rope Spray is registered under IMPA Code: 450641, making it a trusted product within the marine industry for identifying and sourcing marine supplies globally.
Key Features
- Provides economical and high-performance lubrication
- Contains molybdenum disulphide and solid lubricants
- Reduces gear chatter and does not affect gear tolerances
- Ideal for spur, helical, and worm-drive gears under high-load conditions
- Offers low starting torque at low temperatures
- Provides corrosion protection and eliminates fling-off
Applications
- Open gears
- Wire ropes
- Plain bearings
- Slides
- Other hard-to-reach parts
Application Instructions
- Shake can before use.
- Spray aerosol from a distance of approximately 20cm onto the surface to be lubricated.
- Allow the lubricant to penetrate and the propellant to evaporate before further applications.
Ensure optimal performance and protection for your gears and wire ropes with Spanjaard Open Gear & Wire Rope Spray. Buy now for long-lasting lubrication and corrosion protection.
Typical Properties
| TYPICAL PROPERTIES |
SPANJAARD OPEN GEAR & WIRE ROPE SPRAY |
| Colour |
Black |
| Density, ml |
1.15 |
| Consistency (without propellant) NLGI |
2 |
| Operating temperature, °C |
-20 to 160 |
| Work penetration, (without propellant, 25°C, 1/10mm |
275 |
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