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Internal Reference:
43-156.DO.K0.39
HS Code:
38012090
Technical Data
Typical values, not a specification. The technical data sheet (TDS) is binding.
Product Information
- Brand
- Bonderite
- Container
- 0.39 kg
- UFI (Unique Formula Identifier)
- 7EKF-UW65-W20V-AKMS
- Technology
- Lubricant
- Product type
- Solvent-based graphite dispersion
- Application
- Dry lubricant
- Flash point
- 11 °C
- Consistency
- Liquid
- Diluent
- Isopropanol
Physical Properties
- Solid content
- 3.3 %
- Density
- 0.792
- Color
- black
Features
- Lubricant
- refined micrographite
- Binder
- Thermoplastic
Product Description
Bonderite L-GP 156 Acheson (0.39 kg) is a high-purity solvent-based graphite thermoplastic dispersion (DAG 156) for dry lubrication in commercial and marine nuclear reactor systems — highest chemical purity, non-corrosive.
Bonderite L-GP dry film lubricants from Henkel/Acheson — graphite, PTFE, MoS₂, or boron nitride dispersions that form a firmly adhering film with low coefficient of friction and release properties after drying. L-GP 156 is tailored to specific industrial applications — the key properties and areas of application are listed below.
Bonderite L-GP 156 (formerly DAG 156) is a graphite-containing dry lubricant with the highest chemical purity for internal and auxiliary equipment mechanisms of commercial and marine nuclear reactors. Extremely high-purity graphite + thermoplastic in isopropanol form a thin, dry, non-corrosive film with excellent adhesion.
What sets L-GP 156 apart
What is L-GP 156 used for?
Processing
Recommended accessories
L-GP 156 in Comparison
Direct comparison with related Bonderite products from our range.
L-GP 156 Current Product |
L-GP 386 → | L-GP 580 → | L-GP 2404 → | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Technology | Graphite-thermoplastic dispersion | Colloidal Graphite Dispersion | Colloidal micrographite dispersion | Solvent-based graphite dispersion |
| Base material | High-purity graphite | High-purity graphite | High-purity micrographite | High-purity graphite |
| Carrier | Isopropanol | Ethyl alcohol | Ethyl alcohol | White spirit |
| Application | Nuclear dry film | Universal dry film | Low-odor dry lubrication | Dry film lubrication |
| Temperature range | Normal service | Heat resistant | Normal service | +400 °C / +1200 °C inert |
| Main application | Nuclear reactor lubrication | Multi-use graphite | Food industry | High-temperature dry film |
Frequently asked questions about L-GP 156
Practical application and design questions — answered by SILITECH.
Bonderite L-GP 156 Acheson (0.39 kg): High-purity solvent-based graphite thermoplastic dispersion (DAG 156) for dry lubrication in commercial and marine nuclear reactor systems — highest chemical purity, non-corrosive. Main applications: Commercial nuclear reactors, marine nuclear reactors, nuclear auxiliary equipment.
After evaporation of the carrier (water, solvent, or MIBK), dry film lubricants form a firmly adhering lubricating film of solid lubricant (graphite, MoS₂, PTFE, or boron nitride). Advantages over liquid lubricants: no migration, lifelong lubrication in many applications, high-temperature suitability, substrate versatility (wood, metal, plastic, glass), electrically conductive possible (graphite) or highly insulating (boron nitride).
Store in the unopened original container in a dry, cool place — typically between +5 and +40 °C, exact values see TDS. Protect water-based products from frost. Consult the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) before use. Observe the expiry date on the packaging. Store aerosol sprays at low temperature and in a well-ventilated area.
In the comparison table above, you will find related Bonderite products with different properties — different carrier, different solid lubricant, different temperature range, or different application specialization. If you are unsure about the optimal choice, we will be happy to advise you — contact SILITECH with your specific application (substrate, temperature, load, processing workflow).