Parker Chomerics CHO-LUBE® E117 Electrically Conductive Grease
Parker Chomerics CHO-LUBE® E117 Electrically Conductive Grease is a silver-nickel filled, electrically conductive grease designed for effective anti-wear, helping to extend the life of parts and equipment on flanges and airframes.
Due to its high electrical conductivity in uncontrolled environments, it is ideal for use in harsh, critical environments such as those found in aviation or defense applications.
CHO-LUBE E117 helps to improve surface-to-surface contact while protecting from wear and tear. Consumer applications include grounding of enclosures and various equipment, screw threads for lubricating, grounding purpose, etc.
Product Features:
• Long life durability
• Low resistivity
• Low viscosity for processing and wetting benefits
• Lubricating properties
• Wide temperature resistance
• Non-sagging
• Flange protection
CHO-LUBE® E117 、 CHO-LUBE E117 、 CHO-LUBE 4220 、 54-01-E117-0200 |
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[ Electrical contact between metallic surfaces ][ Lubrication with shielding properties ][ Heat dissipation ][ Surface protection ] |
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