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Spray Paint Traffic Yellow RAL 1023 400ml
€19.42
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Product
Motip Ceramic Grease Spray 500 ml is a metal-free, high-adhesion ceramic grease designed for treating components exposed to extreme loads or very high temperatures. Ideal for automotive applications such as brake systems, ABS assemblies, and lambda sensors.
Specifications
- Formulated with ultra-fine ceramic particles and no metal content
- Spray-based application for precise and even coverage
- Stable in temperatures from -40°C up to +1,200°C
- High resistance to chemicals, water, salt, diluted acids, and alkalis
- Protects against electrolytic corrosion and atmospheric conditions
- White color for visibility during application
- Thick, paste-like consistency for excellent surface adherence
- 500 ml aerosol can for efficient, controlled use
Usage
Shake the can thoroughly, bring to ambient temperature, and spray directly onto clean, dry surfaces. The grease forms a lubricating film after solvent evaporation, usually within one minute. Suitable for maintenance and assembly of braking systems and other high-stress components. Always follow the instructions on the packaging for best results.
FAQ
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What parts is this ceramic grease suitable for?
It is ideal for automotive parts under heavy stress and high temperatures, such as brake systems, ABS components, and lambda sensors. -
What temperature range can this product withstand?
It remains effective from -40°C to +1,200°C, ensuring reliable performance in extreme conditions. -
Does this grease offer protection against corrosion?
Yes, it protects components from electrolytic corrosion and is resistant to water, salt, chemicals, and atmospheric influences. -
Is it safe to use on sensitive electronic sensors?
Yes, its non-metallic formula is suitable for modern braking and lambda sensor systems without causing short circuits. -
How long does the lubricating effect last?
The product’s ceramic base and high stability offer long-lasting protection, especially under repeated thermal cycling and exposure to harsh environments.
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