How Drislide Works
Posted by Norm Musgrove on February 08, 2013 (0 Comments)
Drislide Multi-Purpose Lubricants are a thin dark grey/black liquid, made up of mineral spirits as the primary carrier for Molybdenum Disulfide (Moly).
The Moly settles at the bottom of the container and needs agitated or shaken up before you apply the Drislide. Once the moly is agitated and suspended in the mineral spirits, the mineral spirits carry the moly across the application (metal surface). The mineral spirits will completely evaporate in just a few minutes or less depending on how much is used, leaving behind a thin layer of dry moly film that has bonded to the metal surface and will stay there to lubricate longer then other lubricants. And the best part about the Drislide is that it will not collect dust, dirt or other airborne particles, and it repels moisture.
Once applied and the mineral spirits evaporate, the moly film withstands 100,000 psi and has a temperature range of -20°F up to 1000°F.
