When should I use Fluoramics’ other sealant product, LOX-8?
Use LOX-8 in wet or humid conditions and at higher pressures and temperatures.
Should I take any special precautions in handling Formula-8?
Yes, to avoid contamination, apply with a brush only used for Formula-8. Keep Formula-8 from freezing prior to application. [...]
Why is LOX-8 better than a cheaper substitute like tape?
The tiny particles in LOX-8 seal the microscopic cracks that tape cannot penetrate, so it’s much easier to apply [...]
At what temperatures and pressures can LOX-8 operate?
Temperatures up to 450°F and pressures up to 10,000 P.S.I.
What is the difference between LOX-8 Thread Sealant and LOX-8 Lubricant?
LOX-8 Thread Sealant is thicker and therefore normally used to seal the threads in pipe joints. Â LOX-8 Lubricant, being [...]
How long will LOX-8 last?
Indefinitely.
Does LOX-8 conduct electricity?
No, it is an insulator.
Is LOX-8 better than a silicone grease?
Don’t compare the two. Silicone grease should never be used in oxygen-reactive chemical service or around electrical contacts. LOX-8 [...]
How does one apply LOX-8?
To avoid contamination, apply with a small, disposable stiff brush that is only used with LOX-8. When necessary, remove [...]
Can LOX-8 Thread Sealant be used with liquid and gaseous oxygen?
Yes, LOX-8 is liquid- and gaseous-oxygen safe under ASTM G72-82 and G86 (NASA) testing standards.
