Sprayon S00211000 Dry Lubricant H1 Food Grade 13.25 oz Hydraulic System Component
H1 food-grade dry lubricant in a 13.25 oz aerosol can withstands -40 to 450 degrees Fahrenheit
- H1 food-grade rating allows incidental food contact
- Dry silicone film resists dust and dirt buildup
- Operates from -40 °F to 450 °F
- 25 oz net fill in a 20 oz aerosol can
- 50-state VOC compliant at 60 % content
Food-Grade Dry Lubricant
Sprayon S00211000 is a general-purpose dry lubricant with an NSF H1 rating for incidental food contact. It comes in a 20 oz aerosol can with a 13.25 oz net fill. The silicone-based formula contains no additives and is colourless. Maintenance teams in food-processing plants use it on hydraulic system components.
Temperature and Compliance Limits
The lubricant operates from -40 to 450 degrees Fahrenheit. It meets 50-state VOC compliance with a 60 percent VOC content. California Proposition 65 warnings apply for cancer and reproductive harm. The product is a flammable Category 2 aerosol with a flash point of -20 degrees Fahrenheit. These factors restrict where and how it can be applied safely.
NSF H1 Rating Decides Suitability
The NSF H1 registration is the single specification that determines whether this lubricant fits your application. It permits use where incidental food contact may occur. If your equipment does not require a food-grade rating, a different lubricant may be more appropriate. Buyers who need a non-food-grade product or a non-aerosol format should look elsewhere.
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- Price $6.99
- Cheaper than about 95% of the 128 comparable items (median $37.49).
Specifications
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| Brand name | SPRAYON |
Questions about this item
Is the 13.25 oz fill or the 20 oz can the right way to compare this dry lubricant with other sizes?
The net fill is 13.25 oz inside a 20 oz aerosol can, so use the fill volume when matching coverage to other products.
What does the -40 °F to 450 °F range mean for a hydraulic system that sees cold starts and high-pressure heat?
The lubricant stays effective from -40 °F up to 450 °F, covering cold starts and sustained high-temperature operation without breaking down.
How does the H1 food-grade rating and 60 % VOC content limit where this spray can be used?
NSF H1 approval allows incidental food contact, and 50-state VOC compliance means it meets the 60 % VOC limit everywhere in the US.
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