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FLUOROCARBON GEL 880

A PTFE thickened, heavy viscosity, dimethyl silicone grease intended for


brake calipers, parking brake cables, and ball joints. Benefits include
excellent water resistance and mechanical stability over a wide temperature
range.

DaimlerChrysler: MS-7751, Ford: ESA-M1C200-A, GM: 9985493

Lubricant Properties Typical Value Test Method


Recommended Service Range (°C) -40 to 200
Thickener PTFE
Base Oil Type Dimethyl Silicone
Kinematic Viscosity 100°C 7900 cSt ASTM D-445
40°C 19600 cSt ASTM D-445
Viscosity Index > 300
Pour Point °C < -40 ASTM D-97
Typical Properties of the Typical Value Test Method
Grease
Color, Appearance White
Penetration Unworked 280 ASTM D-217
(1/10 mm) NLGI Grade 2 ASTM D-217
Density 25°C 1.23 g/cm³ NYE CTM
Oil Separation 24 hour(s) 100°C 0% ASTM D-6184
Evaporation 24 hour(s) 100°C 0.05 % ASTM D-972
Water Washout 1 hour(s) 80°C 0.25 % ASTM D-1264

Caution - Careful design and procedures are required for automated, high pressure dispensing of high
viscosity lubricants. High pressures with entrained air and impeded flow can cause dieseling. Please
contact Nye Technical Services for additional information.

The typical properties shown on this product data sheet should not be used as a basis for preparing specifications. Refer to our product MSDS
for detailed safety information because this product. (1301)

Nye Lubricants, Inc. 12 Howland Road, Fairhaven, MA 02719 USA Ph: 1.508.996.6721 Fx: 1.508.997.5285 nyelubricants.com
The information relates only to the specific material designated and may not be valid for such material used in combination with any other
materials or in any process, and is not to be considered a warranty or quality specification.

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