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Retrofit Guideline for Opteon™ SF-79 – Specialty Solvent

Large industrial facility interior with a cylindrical metal pressure vessel or storage tank, surrounded by platforms, railings, and various pipes—where specialty lubricants like Krytox or release agents are essential for smooth operation—all brightly lit.

Introduction to Opteon™ SF-79 Specialty Solvent Opteon™ SF-79 formerly Opteon Sion specialty solvent is suitable to replace n-propyl bromide (nPB) and trichloroethylene (TCE) in applications demanding maximum cleaning power, including defluxing; oil, grease, and wax removal; and precision cleaning applications. Opteon™ Sion specialty solvent offers an excellent balance between cleaning performance, environmental impact, and safety in […]

Krytox™ MIL PRF-27617 Greases—Grease, Aircraft and Instrument, Fuel- and Oxidizer-Resistant

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MIL PRF-27617 Greases Product Information Krytox™ oils and MIL PRF-27617 greases are based on perfluoropolyether (PFPE) oils. These synthetic fluorinated lubricants are used in extreme conditions, such as continuous high temperatures up to 300 °C (572 °F) and higher temperatures for shorter periods, depending on product grade limits. Chemically inert and safe for use around hazardous chemicals, these lubricants are nonflammable and […]

How to Prepare Bearings with Krytox™ Lubricants

Rows of industrial metal ball transfer units, treated with high-performance lubricant, are lined up on a conveyor system inside a large warehouse with high ceilings and metal beams in the background.

How to prepare a bearing with Krytox™ Lubricants Before You Start Dirt is one of a bearing’s worst enemies. That’s why it is so important to work in a clean area, with bearings and lubricants covered until ready for use. When handling bearings, wear clean elastomer gloves and use clean, lint-free rags. Compressed air, if used, should be filtered and […]