Oils
Dry-film lubricant for the food, beverage and drugs industry
Interflon
Food Lube AL
Highly versatile, dry film food grade lubricant fortified with MicPol®. Designed for a multitude of general machinery, (slat) conveyor and chain lubrication applications using central lubrication systems. Formulated to reducing your maintenance and down time costs and the number of lubricants in use. Goes on wet, displaces moisture, breaks down deposits and penetrates even into the most inaccessible areas.
Prevents the formation rust and other corrosives. Forms a highly durable, non staining dry lubrication film that virtually eliminates wear on moving parts. Holds up to high pressures, resists water wash-off and will not attract dirt, dust and other abrasives.
Listed by the NSF® (Class H-1) which gives this oil full acceptability for use in all areas where incidental contact with food, beverages or drugs may occur. Halal, Kosher and ISO 21469 certified. Viable with considerable economical, hygienic and ecological advantages.
Distinctive Properties and Key Advantages
- Excellent protection against corrosion and wear
- Immediate reduction in the amount of noise
- Strong resistance to water washout and spray-off
- Resists dirt, dust and other contamination
- Less stretching, binding, and ultimate failure of chains
- Excellent dry run characteristics
- MOSH-MOAH free*
- PFAS-free
*) Distinguishing MOSH from synthetic components with the current available analyzing techniques is not 100% accurate. Therefore, profound knowledge of raw materials is required. All ingredients used by Interflon® are free of mineral oils.
Product Application Areas
Excellent choice for the lubrication of Conveyor Chains, Guide Ways, Lifting Cylinders, Valves, Conveyer Transport Systems, Moving Sidewalks, Escalators, Manufacturing Assembly Lines, Belts, Rails, Screw Spindles, Joints, Hinges, Chains in Packing and Bottle Filling Machines in the beverage industry, milk industry, foodstuffs industry, animal fodder industry, pharmaceutical industry, paper fabrication as well as in the clothing industry.
