XYC BBARRIERTA 0 FLUID Chemical-Resistant PFPE Lubricating Fluid for Extreme Heat and Vacuums 1KG

XYC BBARRIERTA 0 FLUID 1KG
minimum order: 
1 piece
Supply Ability: 
10000piece / Month
Country of Origin: 
China
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3Day
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XYC BBARRIERTA 0 FLUID Chemical-Resistant PFPE Lubricating Fluid for Extreme Heat and Vacuums 1KG

Basic Information

- Product Profile: XYC BBARRIERTA 0 FLUID
- XYC BBARRIERTA 0 FLUID is a high-performance, high-temperature lubricating fluid manufactured by XiaoYiChong. It belongs to the replica of the BBARRIERTA product line, which is Europe's oldest and most widely recognized brand of perfluorinated polyether (PFPE) based lubricants, heavily favored for exceptional thermal resistance and long-term stability.
- Characteristics: PFPE lubricating fluid, high-temperature lubricant, XiaoYiChong grease, chemical-resistant lubricant.

Core Performance Advantages

- High Thermal Stability: Engineered to withstand extreme thermal loads and high operating temperatures without breaking down rapidly. 
- Low Evaporation Rates: Thanks to its low vapor pressure, the fluid exhibits minimal evaporation even under harsh conditions, making it suitable for high-vacuum applications depending on the specific viscosity grade. 
- Material Neutrality: Generally inert and safe to use around a wide array of plastics and elastomers (except for perfluorinated rubber), minimizing the risk of component degradation.
- Chemical Resistance: Highly resistant to aggressive chemical environments and vapors. 

Primary Applications

- Bearings and Guides: Used to achieve extended service lives in rolling bearings, plain bearings, sintered metal bearings, and guide tracks subjected to intense heat or aggressive chemicals. 
- Electrical Contacts: Provides long-term wear protection on electrical contacts (especially gold surfaces) without leaving behind insulating decomposition products. 
- Vacuum Technology: Employed in environments requiring low vapor pressure due to its stability under low-pressure conditions.