EML

Contact Cleaner Lubricant

A solvent / lubricant blend designed to remove surface contamination and oxidation from all metallic contact surfaces. Reduces electrical resistance across the switch or connector by increasing the surface

SGB

2GX Contact Treatment Grease

SGB (2GX Grease) was developed as an extension of the No 2 Range (SFA, SGA and SOA) with increased plastics compatibility.

EPC

Electro-Plating Compound

EPC has been specially developed for use in electro-plating and anodising plants.

SGBH

Contact Treatment Grease: Low Penetration

Developed due to the use of thermoplastics in the electronics and automotive industries. SGBH is a modified version of SGB offering a harder consistency.

SPG

Special Plastic Grease

Special Plastics Compatible Grease is a synthetic grease offering outstanding low temperature performance and excellent compatibility with thermoplastics.

ULL

Ultralube - High Performance Dry Lubricant

ULL is a long-term, high performance dry lubricant with anti-static properties thus helps to prevent dust build up.

SOA

Electrolube No.2 Oil

The Electrolube number 2 range of contact lubricants were developed in response to a requirement for an effective treatment for all types of contacts.

SPGA

SPGA Special Plastic Grease Adhesive

A synthetic grease offering good low temperature performance and excellent compatibility with thermoplastics, including ABS and Polycarbonate.

SOB

Electrolube 2X Oil

SOB (2X Oil) was developed as an extension of the No 2 Range (SGA and SOA) with increased plastics compatibility.

CTG

Contact Treatment Grease

CTG contact treatment grease offers excellent electrical and mechanical properties under the conditions required by today’s automotive and domestic equipment industries.

EOF

Eltinert F Oil

Developed to provide superior protection to electrical contacts under the most difficult conditions. These include extended periods at high temperatures and under corrosive chemical atmospheres.

SGA

Special Contact Grease

The Electrolube number 2 range of contact lubricants were developed in response to a requirement for an effective treatment for all types of contacts.