LPS 1® Greaseless Lubricant

You probably wouldn't sit out in the sun for hours without putting on some sunscreen. Or if you did, you'd look and feel like a lobster on fire. Your aircraft and machinery parts are subjected to far worse than just bad sunburn, so they need to be well protected. LPS Laboratories LPS 1 greaseless assembly lubricant will keep motors, switch gears, ignition systems, connectors, generators and other parts and assemblies protected from rust and corrosion. This is a high performance product that doesn't create any build-up of dust, dirt or oil. It's a no-mess method to extend the life of parts due to wear and tear, adding up to a big cost savings over time. If you're wondering about LPS-1 protection time, it is a dry lubricant that stays put and isn't affected by dirt flying around, so it remains effective for a longer period of time. Don't fret about your supply of this premium lubricant (LPS-1), where to buy and how to find MSDS information. See the different sizes of lubricant below. We have it all here at SkyGeek.com!

Approvals/References/Specification

Allied Signal Specification: ES-2092

Boeing Specification: B737-500 Task 75-31-02-206-001-C00

Bombardier Canadair Specification: BAMS 569-001

Lockheed Martin Specification: EPSN G34.031

Pratt & Whitney Canada Specification: CPMC 79255 Rev. C

Rolls Royce Specification: Overhaul Process 340

US Military Specification: MIL-C-23411A

Meets or Exceeds these Airframe Specifications

Rolls Royce Aircraft Engine Overhaul Process 340

Air Nippon Maintenance Manual 75-31-02

Lockheed Martin EPSN G34.031 CPMC 79255 Rev.C

Pratt & Whitney Canada

Conforms to: Mil-C-23411A

NSF Registered Category Code H2 Registration # 059847 Aerosol, # 129040 Bulk

Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) approved

NSN 7930-01-380-9028

Appearance/Physical State: Clear straw-colored liquid

Dielectric Strength(ASTM D-877): 32 kv

Flash Point(TCC): 175°F (79°C)

HMIS: 1,2,0

Pour Point: -50°F(-46°C)

Propellant: Carbon Dioxide

Specifc Gravity (water=1): 0.80-0.82

Typical Dried Film Thickness: 5 microns