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Description:

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SLA 2030 is a concentrated dispersion of PTFE and
Boron Nitride in water. Compared to ordinary PTFE
or Boron Nitride dispersions alone, SLA 2030 provides
a new dimension in durable boundary lubrication. It
is an exceptionally stable dispersion that is white
in color which makes SLA 2030 desirable for applications
where use of other dark colored solid lubricants would
be objectionable.
SLA 2030 utilizes patented technology to ceramically
reinforce the PTFE, thereby, significantly increasing
its durability and application range. This translates
to improved extreme pressure, load carrying and anti-wear
properties of lubricants. Benefits to the user would
include energy savings, smoother operation, extended
life, and reduced maintenance costs of the object
being lubricated. The reinforced PTFE
prevents surface-to-surface contact and scuffing while
providing reliable low-friction lubrication under
boundary conditions.
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Typical
Applications:
Physical
Properties:
(as supplied)
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| -Assembly/anti-seize |
-Chain Lubricants |
-Aerosols |
| -General Purpose Lubricants
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-Release Coating |
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| Lubricating
solid |
: CERFLON (PTFE/BN) |
| Carrier |
: water |
| Viscosity |
: 400cP @ 25°C (77°F)
typical |
| Solids content |
: 25% (PTFE/Boron Nitride) |
| Particle size |
: median 2-4 microns by
volume |
| Density |
: 9.7 lb/gal (1.16 kg/l)
@ 25°C (77°F) |
| Flash point |
: none |
| Color |
: white |
| Shelf life |
: 12 months from date of
qualification under original seal |
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Method
of Use:

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Surface Preparation
Substrate to be coated should be clean, degreased,
and dry.
Dilution
SLA 2030 is supplied in a concentrated form.
Mechanical agitation is recommended. Stir the
SLA 2030 thoroughly to achieve a uniform consistency.
Continue stirring and slowly add the water or
diluent. Distilled or demineralized water is
preferred. For initial evaluation, use SLA 2030
at a dilution ratio of 1:3 or 1:4 (product:diluent).
The best ratio for performance and economy is
determined at the point of use.
Note: A small amount of soft
settling of the larger particles may occur during
long periods of storage. Mild agitation will
restore these particles back into suspension.
Application
Diluted SLA 2030 can be applied by conventional
spray, brush, or dip methods. Spraying provides
the most uniform coverage.
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The information
given and the recommendations made herein are
based on our research and are believed to be
accurate but no guaranty of their accuracy is
made. In every case, we urge and recommend that
purchasers, before using any product in full
scale production, make their own tests to determine
to their own satisfaction whether the product
is of acceptable quality and is suitable for
their particular purposes under their own operating
conditions. THE PRODUCTS DISCLOSED HEREIN ARE
SOLD WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY AS TO MERCHANTABILITY
OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR ANY OTHER
WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. No representative
of ours has any authority to waive or change
the foregoing provisions but, subject to such
provisions, our engineers are available to assist
purchasers in adapting our products to their
needs and to the circumstances prevailing in
their business. Nothing contained herein shall
be construed to imply the nonexistence of any
relevant patents or to constitute a permission,
inducement or recommendation to practice any
invention covered by any patent, without authority
from the owner of this patent. We also expect
purchasers to use our products in accordance
with the guiding principles of the American
Chemistry Council® program.
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Companion
Products: |
SLA 2010, a colloidal PTFE/Boron Nitride (CERFLON)
dispersion in oil.
SLA 2020, a colloidal PTFE/Boron Nitride (CERFLON)
dispersion in alcohol.
Other companion products include colloidal
dispersions of PTFE, molybdenum disulfide or
graphite, all of which are available in different
carriers.
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| Precautions: |
Keep container closed when not in use to avoid
contamination. See Acheson Colloids Company
Material Safety Data Sheet for proper first
aid instructions.
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Container
Sizes: |
99 lb (4.04 kg), 1 gallon (3.8 liter)
48 lb (21.6 kg), 5 gallon (19 liter)
480 lb (216 kg), 55 gallon (209 liter)
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