Customer Specifications

  • Aero Jet General
    AGC-46793
  • Airesearch-Phoneix
    EMS52437 TYPE 1 REV.C
  • Army
    MIS-30715
  • Associated Spring
    728770
  • Autonetics/North American Rockwell
    ST0140-AB-0016, St0140-AB-0015
  • C & M Spring & Engineering
    CM 2936
  • Consolidated Controls
    S-3265, S-3267-BAC
  • Data Products
    DLS-801392-002
  • Fairchild Controls Systems
    SWP-935
  • Garrett Corp./Pneumatic Systems
    GPS 3214
  • General Electric
    F50TF57
  • G&H Technology
    999-146, MT866-1239RC, PS-00060
  • Huck Manufacturing
    607
  • Hughes Aircraft
    DP-50068
  • Hydraulic Research/H.R. Textron
    ESS-064, ESS-064-1
  • Rocketdyne
    SEm83-HAS-27, REF: MC999-0096
  • ITT Cannon Electric
    EPS-8224
  • JPL
    FS 516025 Rev A
  • Leach Relay Division
    301-2010-00, 300-0024
  • Lockheed
    LPS-040-0160/NAS
  • Marquardt Company
    MPS-1105
  • McDonnell Douglas
    STP 0475, DMS 2405
  • Moog, Inc.
    EP 3466
  • MPB Corporation
    EPS 247 Rev. “C”
  • MPB/Split Ball Bearing
    EPS 52 Rev. “B”
  • Navy
    WS17650
  • New Departure Hyatt
    SPP 005
  • New Hampshire Ball Bearing
    PES 3.1.012, SP 10.4, SP 12.2
  • Pacific Scientific/Kim Tech
    PSCO 02.83
  • Pala Verdes Business Enterprises Inc.
    PV97-8001
  • Rocketdyne
    SEM83-HAS-27, Ref: ECR HIA0200
  • Rockwell International/Space
    MBO 140-009, Ref: MC 999-00996
  • Sargent Industries
    5-A-A Dicronite R DL-5, AMS 9.02
  • Sawyer Industries
    F.S.C.M. 25504
  • Sperry Corporation
    P-2595217
  • Sunstrand Operations
    PN 14. 16-01
  • Torr Vacuum
    SPS 450
  • Transco
    SPS 4-101, SPB 38-2, APS-107
  • TRW
    SL-27P-07; C600541-1, PR6-20-1
  • Turbomach/Div. Solar Turbines
    ESR 2-0200
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Sliding Wear

Sliding wear occurs when two surfaces slide against one another causing material loss to one or both surfaces. Over time, this can result in component failures, additional maintenance, and costly down time.  

Coating components with Dicronite® can help minimize this wear and reduce the need for maintenance and down time.

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Tight Tolerance Lubrication

Extremely tight tolerances can present challenges when lubricants or coatings are needed to reduce friction. Many products are available to help reduce friction, but in the case of very tight tolerances, few can be integrated without the need for adjustments.

Dicronite® has an average thickness of 0.5 microns (0.00002 inch) or less. This precision thin film allows users to incorporate Dicronite® on designs with tight tolerances without the need for design or manufacturing changes.

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Vacuum Environment Lubrication

Vacuum environments present a challenge for lubrication. Many conventional lubricants aren’t effective under vacuum and are largely vaporized.

Dicronite® can be used in vacuum to reduce friction where other lubricants can’t function. The outgassing of Dicronite® under vacuum conditions is well below screening levels for spacecraft materials per ASTM E595.

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Energy Lost to Friction

Friction is wasted energy! Systems with critical mechanical power output need to be extremely efficient.

Dicronite® optimizes mechanical efficiency by reducing friction losses and can even work in tandem with existing lubrication to further optimize efficiency.

Dicronite® is especially useful in precision systems, extreme environments, or where minimizing size and weight is vital.

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Fretting

Fretting is a unique form of sliding wear that occurs when contact surfaces oscillate over a very small range of motion. Although it may seem minor, this surface wear can ultimately lead to fatigue cracking and devastating damage.

Dicronite® helps remedy fretting by providing lubrication at contact surfaces. This effectively reduces the wear and surface stresses that cause so much damage.

Dicronite® can be integrated into existing designs and assemblies without any other adjustments for seamless reduction of fretting wear.

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Extreme Temperature Lubrication

Extreme low or high temperatures can be challenging environments for lubrication. At low temperatures, conventional lubricants may be too viscous to be effective, while extreme high temperatures can result in breakdown of the lubricant.

Dicronite can be used in extreme environments to ensure effective lubrication while also being used in combination with oils and greases.

Dicronite is stable across a wide temperature range:

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Excessive Heat from Friction

As friction in an assembly generates heat, elevated temperatures can result in unwanted operating conditions.

This can cause overheating and accelerate the breakdown of materials, resulting in costly maintenance and down time or destructive failure.

Proper lubrication can help minimize friction, reduce heat, and increase mechanical efficiency. Coat parts with Dicronite® to avoid excessive maintenance and ensure components will run as efficiently as possible.

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