Yes, FOOD-PLUS GREASE FLUOR PTFE 2 serves as a versatile lubricant in additional applications. It can be effectively used as a thin film lubricant in sliding electrical contacts and also as a dielectric agent. These applications further demonstrate its adaptability and usefulness in various settings.

This lubricant is known for its compatibility with various materials, including elastomers, seals, gaskets, plastics, and metals. This versatility allows it to be used in diverse applications without causing adverse effects on the materials involved.

This non-flammable white grease is especially effective in industrial processes that involve curing ovens. It is utilized across a range of industries, including glass manufacturing, textile production, plastic film processing, paint manufacturing, chemical production, nuclear applications, and corrugated cardboard manufacturing.

This specialized lubricant finds its ideal applications in bearings, sliding bearings, or joints that are exposed to harsh operating conditions. These conditions often lead to the breakdown of traditional lubricants, making this non-flammable white grease an excellent choice for challenging environments.

All the components used in the production of FOOD-PLUS GREASE FLUOR PTFE 2 are recognized as safe by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Furthermore, it can be approved as an H-1 lubricant upon request.

This non-flammable white grease exhibits remarkable chemical and physical inertness. It can withstand exposure to a wide range of liquid or gaseous substances, with the exception of fluorinated solvents, as well as resistance to thermal and ionizing radiation.

This lubricant is formulated using specific components, including perfluoroalkyl-polyether-type oil, micronized PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) as a thickening agent, and an anti-corrosion additive.