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DPL Deep Penetrating Lubricant
DPL® Lubricant is specially engineered to clean, displace moisture, inhibit corrosion, reduce friction and protect metal surfaces in one easy step. Formulated to provide long-lasting protection and improved performance to electrical and electronic contacts, DPL® Lubricant is the extra-strength multi-purpose lubricant that provides a long-lasting film that protects metals from corrosion under the most extreme conditions. DPL® Lubricant is registered with the NSF as an H2 lubricant for use in and around food processing areas.
Features & Benefits
- Restores, rejuvenates, protects and preserves contacts
- Foaming spray penetrates deeply to remove moisture and condensation
- Loosens, cleans, lubricates and protects frozen or corroded parts
- Dielectric strength of 30 kV
- Contains no chlorinated solvents, no silicone
- Non-corrosive and nonconductive
- Safe on metals and plastics
- NSF Registered - Nonfood Compounds / Code H2
Applications
- Cleans, protects, and lubricates all electrical and electronic switches, contacts, relays, plugs, and sockets
- Can be used in applications exposed to extreme weather conditions
- Displaces moisture from electrical and electronic components
- Minimizes friction and metal wear
- Excellent corrosion protection under high humidity and salt spray conditions
- Loosens rusted cabinets and hinges
- Works on most metals, even aluminum
- Contains special corrosion inhibitors
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| Shelf Life | 5 yrs. |
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| Shipping Name | Consumer Commodity ORM-D |
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