Color ……………..................................White (will ‘gray’ on first heatup in air above
200 C to around 800 C due to small amount of organic binder-char formation)
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Free* 4-oz. Sample of Boron Nitride (BN) Aerosol Lubricoat®
Uses and Applications
Aerosol Refactory Paints and Boron Nitride Aerosol Lubricoat About
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 Convenient to apply and test the best Aerosol Boron Nitride coating Fast Drying Can be used from cryogenic to high-temperatures Ultimately non-stick/non-wetting/non-reaction -- Unique Releasecoating Application: BN-Aerosol Lubricoat allows the application of a thin, uniform, quick-drying layer of BN onto most any substrate -- typically ceramics, graphite, or metal but also even possible with plastics, wood, etc. Boron Nitride has very-low electrical conductivity [is a great electrical insulator from low to very-high temperatures] and high thermal conductivity with superior lubricity and release -- nonwetting with most molten metals, glasses, slags, etc. These properties can be utilized and tested readily with the BN-Aerosol Lubricoat. BN-Aerosol Lubricoat is an ideal DRY FILM LUBRICANT, see data sheet. As such, a lubricating/separating film of Boron Nitride can be applied to reduce friction between surfaces and prevent adherence/reaction/galling. Boron Nitride works in this fashion in most any environment – being truly superior to other materials in vacuum. Characteristics: Color ……………..................................White (will ‘gray’ on first heatup in air above Purity (of Active Ingredient) …………97% BN (Bal. B2O3) Use-Atmosphere ……………………..All Use-Temperature ……………………1000 C [1800 F] in air 1400 C [2550 F] in vacuum 1800 C [3275 F] in argon, nitrogen, inert Hardness rating ………………………Low-to-Medium Carrier ………………..………………...Acetone, Propane, Butane, Ethanol Applicable substrates …………………All Advantages: • Superior release/lubrication/anti-stick • Ideal/nonwetting with molten aluminum, magnesium, and • Useful for hot-pressing, glass forming, superplastic forming • Great for forming “barrier layer” between dissimilar materials • For weld-spatter release and stopping off brazes • Easily applied Application/Use Instructions: • CONSULT MSDS. Resuspend the paint before use. Shake the can until the mixing ball is heard and then for about a minute more. Use in a well-ventilated area. • Clean surfaces to be coated of any oils, grease, dirt, scale etc. • Allow to dry thoroughly before use; based on a fast-drying solvent system, BN Aerosol Lubricoat dries within a very-short period [i.e., typically 1-2 minutes]. It is OK to apply more layers after drying each one. Never contact wet coatings with molten metal. Never get the aerosol-can close to a heat source. The thoroughly-dried coating is ready for use at room temperature, in cryogenic conditions, or up to very high temperatures. Storage and Shelf Life: The aerosol-can should be kept away from open flames, electric arcs, and other high-energy ignition sources. Consult MSDS before use. CAUTION: DO NOT CONTACT WET COATINGS WITH MOLTEN METAL. These recommendations are believed to be accurate. No guarantee of their accuracy is made and the products are sold without warranty, expressed or implied. Purchasers shall make their own tests to determine suitability of their use.
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