Vibra-TITE Anti-Seize Compound Aluminum 16 oz Aerosol Can
Aluminium anti-seize compound in a 16 oz aerosol can rated from -65°F to 1800°F
- Protects threads down to -65°F for reliable cold-weather assembly
- Withstands 1800°F heat to prevent seizing in extreme temperatures
- Aluminum formula resists galling and corrosion on metal surfaces
- 16 oz aerosol can enables quick, even application on parts
- Listed by manufacturer in 2020 as current product formulation
Aluminum Anti-Seize Aerosol
Vibra-TITE Aluminum Anti-Seize Compound comes in a 16 oz aerosol can for new condition shop supply. The aluminum-based formula prevents galling, corrosion and seizing on threaded fasteners and mating surfaces. It is suited for maintenance crews and machine shops that need a ready-to-spray lubricant for assembly and disassembly tasks.
Temperature Range Upgrade
This compound replaces standard greases that break down at extreme temperatures with a rating from -65°F to 1800°F. The jump is worth it when bolts cycle through cryogenic cold or sustained high heat without losing lubricity. Conventional petroleum lubricants carbonise or wash out long before these limits are reached.
Aerosol Delivery Limits
The aerosol format applies a thin, even film but cannot deliver the heavy coating thickness a brush-on paste provides for large flanges. Overspray requires masking in tight engine bays or near sensitive sensors. The propellant also reduces the net lubricant volume compared with an equivalent-weight jar.
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- Price $20.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Vibra-tite |
Questions about this item
What temperature range does the 16 oz aerosol withstand?
The compound remains effective from -65°F up to 1800°F, protecting threads in extreme cold and high-heat assemblies.
How should the aerosol be applied to avoid uneven coverage?
Shake the can thoroughly before spraying, hold it upright 6-8 inches from clean threads, and apply a thin, even coat to both male and female surfaces.
When should the anti-seize be reapplied on a joint?
Reapply whenever the joint is disassembled or if the original coating has been washed away by solvents or prolonged exposure to moisture.
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