Molybdenum disulfide coating spraying

on metalfor aeronautics

Molybdenum Disulfide Uses for these coatings are varied and numerous. Progressive and innovative engineers will find answers to many of their lubricating problems through the use of these coatings. Some general applications are for: Electrical and mechanical equipment that might be functionally impaired or contaminated by liquid, powder, or grease lubricants. Surfaces that must maintain good lubricity in a wide range of temperatures, under high loads, at high speeds or in combinations of these conditions. Equipment whose design may require lubrication in inaccessible areas. Parts coming in contact with dust or other contaminants that might adversely affect other lubricants. Use where solvents or other liquids might be reactive with oil or grease causing loss of lubricity and possible part malfunction. Parts which frequently require oiling or greasing. Examples of specific applications are on such items as studs, nuts, bolts, valve parts, airborne mechanisms, non-stick surfaces in molds and on any other items with bearing surfaces or moving parts. IMF 1 can be applied to rubber (such as gaskets and “O” rings), stainless steel, brass, aluminum, cold rolled steel, chromium and most other metals.