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Norwegian lube: —181 ± 100°C
7th December 1989, Page 142
7th December 1989
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— Norwegian lube: —181 ± 100°C
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/ Multi-environment lubricant from Norway for commercial vehicles and buses to lubricate and inhibit corrosion from —18° to +1.100°C, are being introduced to the UK and Republic of Ireland by Sieben Technical (Sales).
Sieben says Birars anti-sieze spray lubricant ensures tighter fastening of bolts — even slack bolts — yet facilitates easy future stripping down. It's recommended for all screwthreaded fastenings. Discounted trial packs of lubricants are offered to first-time users.
Another product, Biral VGHT, a spray grease operating from —20° to +270°C is sprayed initially as a thin liquid, penetrating required areas before setting to a bright yellow and repelling most chemical attacks, including S02 (atmospheric corrosion).