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Dry Lubricant Release Agent | MS-122ADL
MS-122ADL Dry Lubricant is eco-friendly, low-global warming, and meets the environmental restrictions of both Europe and Canada. MS-122ADL can be used for a variety of applications and applied to a variety of surfaces. MS-122ADL is also an excellent universal Release Agent that provides a very uniform coating, especially on rubber molds.
MS-122ADL Dry Lubricants | Release Agent
Ultra-low coefficient of friction, supreme lubricity, and low GWP
Miller-Stephenson’s MS-122ADL Dry Lubricants / Release Agent uses a fluoropolymer chemistry to create a proprietary white, waxy particles dispersion of PTFE. This dry lubricant can be applied with the convenience and safety of it being non-flammable, low global warming potential (GWP), No ozone depleting chemicals (ODC), all within an aerosol package. Additionally, the MS-122ADL dry lubricant meets the environmental restricts of both Europe and Canada. The outstanding lubricity and low coefficient of friction of PTFE is perfect for use as a dry film lubricant and as a release agent in molding operations. Benefits include:
- Exclusive PTFE Dispersion (< 3 µm particle size)
- Combats fouling and minimizes build-up
- Compatible with all substrates and does not swell/degrade elastomers
- Meets environmental restrictions of Europe and Canada
- 100% chemically inert, VOC-exempt, and non-flammable formulation
As a Dry Lubricants
The MS-122ADL is a PTFE based dry lubricant that is excellent for all applications. The formulation of this dry lubricant allows for it to be used on all surfaces, providing a very uniform coating, especially where there is metal to metal contact. Coupled with the safety and environmentally friendly characteristic such as Low GWP (global warming potential), No ODC (ozone depleting chemicals), and nonflammable propellant, makes the MS-122ADL and great choice for your production process.
As a Release Agent
MS-122ADL is an excellent universal release agent, highly effective when applied to rubber molds. Providing a very uniform coating, the MS-122ADL can be used on a wide variety of materials with virtually no transfer of the release agent. By heat fusing our MS-122ADL, you can significantly can help increase the durability and cost-effectiveness of your molding applications.
Why choose MS-122ADL | Dry Lubricants / Release Agent
Production engineers looking for lightweight, faster drying lubricants, or non-silicone-based release agents will find a great alternative with the PTFE formulated MS-122ADL dry lubricants/release agent. Engineers will find that they can use the MS-122ADL across a broad range of substrates, with added benefits of this product being chemically inert, non-transferable, rapid drying, self-leveling, and all with the assurances of the low global warning characteristics. Additionally, PTFE, on a release per application basis is significantly more efficient and cost-effective than sacrificial or PVA alternatives.
Variations of the MS-122 Series will deliver higher productivity, lower rejection rates, and higher quality products. Miller-Stephenson’s specialized chemical formulations offer a variety of custom solutions that will give you high performance for your molding process. Please contact one of our technical support teams for more information.
Enhanced Dry Lubrication, Release Coatings, Exceptional Customer Service, Eager Specialist
Miller-Stephenson also has an expansive line of optimized products that utilize RA in the formulation for mold release, dry film, and additive applications for unique and more definitive applications. For any assistance with the proper application of our dry lubricants, storage, or general technical assistance, please see the links below or call our technical service line. Miller-Stephenson has a team of experts ready to help you. Our pedigree in the dry film and molding industry and relationship with molding operations both large and small provide our technical team with a dynamic perspective, and we hold the skills and experience needed to make sure your molding operation is cost-effective, efficient, and most importantly, safe.
Technical or Application Support
- Learn more about PTFE Dry Lubricants : PTFE Dry Film Mold Release Agents– Article
- Learn more about our line of MS-122 Dry Film Lubricants: Dry Film Lubricant Aerosols – Article
- Finding the right Mold Release Agent: Mold Release Agent Chemistries: Which is right for you?– Article
- For any technical or application support please contact us: Technical Support – Contact
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- Slippery, with outstanding lubricity (low coefficient of friction).
- Thermally stable (from cryogenic to 500ºF/260ºC).
- Nonflammable.
- Chemically inert.
- Insoluble.
- Non-migrating (contain no silicones).
For Widespread Use Across Product Lines: Notwithstanding any express or implied indication to the contrary, product information provided on or via this website is supplied upon the condition that the persons receiving such information will make their own, independent determination as to a given product’s suitability for any contemplated purposes prior to use. In no event will Miller-Stephenson be responsible for damages of any nature whatsoever resulting from the use of, or reliance upon, information provided, directly or indirectly, on this website in relation to any product and/or application.
PTFE Dry-Film Lubricant Applications
As a dry lubricant, MS-122ADL is applicable on a variety of materials and will afford unmatched lubricity and wear resistance. These materials include:
| • Metal | • Ceramics |
| • Glass | • Elastomers |
| • Rubber | • Polycarbonates |
| • Wood |
PTFE Release Agent Applications
MS-122ADL can be used to release the following materials with virtually no transfer of the release agent:
| • Plastics | • Rubbers |
| • Resins | • Phenolics |
| • Acrylics | • Polycarbonates |
| • Urethanes | • Polystyrene |
| • Nylons | • Elastomers |
For Widespread Use Across Product Lines: Notwithstanding any express or implied indication to the contrary, product information provided on or via this website is supplied upon the condition that the persons receiving such information will make their own, independent determination as to a given product’s suitability for any contemplated purposes prior to use. In no event will Miller-Stephenson be responsible for damages of any nature whatsoever resulting from the use of, or reliance upon, information provided, directly or indirectly, on this website in relation to any product and/or application.
- 12 oz. Aerosol
For Widespread Use Across Product Lines: Notwithstanding any express or implied indication to the contrary, product information provided on or via this website is supplied upon the condition that the persons receiving such information will make their own, independent determination as to a given product’s suitability for any contemplated purposes prior to use. In no event will Miller-Stephenson be responsible for damages of any nature whatsoever resulting from the use of, or reliance upon, information provided, directly or indirectly, on this website in relation to any product and/or application.