Lanotec Heavy Duty Liquid Lanolin lubricates and rust proofs plant, marine gear, chains and wire rope. Packs run from a 600 ml trigger to a 1,000 L IBC.

What it does

Heavy Duty is lanolin blended with an evaporating carrier, so it soaks into joints, threads and rope before the carrier flashes off. The film left behind resists acids, salts and wash off, protecting steel in harsh, wet places and through long storage. It lubricates moving parts and acts as an anti seize. Lanotec has tested it non conductive to 70 kV and to AS 2331.3.1 for salt spray, and HACCP Australia accredits it as a food grade lubricant, per Lanotec's data sheet.

Where to use it

Wire rope, slings and chains, battery terminals, connectors, outboards and pumps, stored drill pipe threads, excavators, tractors and farm machinery. On concrete sites, reo, tools, scaffolding and jacks. Water NSW crews spray it on Murray River lock and weir gates every 9 months. For spot jobs, use the Heavy Duty aerosol. More in rust and corrosion protection.

How to use

1. Start with clean, dry metal.
2. Shake well; cold weather needs more agitation.
3. Spray, brush or roll it on. Decant drums into a Lanotec Pressure Sprayer for large areas.
4. Allow roughly one hour, with no sparks, flames or voltage, for the carrier to evaporate.
5. Keep water off for about an hour, then reapply on your service schedule.

Safe on / avoid

Lanotec rates it for most metals, rubber, plastic, vinyl, leather and electrical equipment, and it can go straight onto corroding steel to slow the damage. Test on paintwork first. As supplied it is combustible and an aspiration hazard; once the solvent is gone, Lanotec says the film left is non hazardous. Read the Safety Data Sheet before use.

Specifications

Pack sizes and delivery

10L, 20L Drum, 200L Drum and 1000L IBC, plus 600ml with trigger (minimum 6), 3L (minimum 3) and 5L Jerry Can (minimum 2), in those lot sizes. The IBC is made to order.