Equivalence to other brands
The FluorOx® Lubricants formula allows you to replace your current fluorinated lubricant at a much more affordable price.
PRODUCTS
PFPE/PTFE-based greases and oils. Authorized distributor in Mexico.
OILS
FluorOx® 150 for operating ranges from -35°C to 210°C.
GREASES
FluorOx® 250 For operating ranges from -28ºC to 288ºC.
FluorOx® 500 For operating ranges from -20ºC to 260ºC.
FluorOx® 750 Electrically conductive, for operating ranges from -25ºC to 250ºC.
FluorOx® 3000 Fluid chain grease, for operating ranges from -30ºC to 280ºC.
FluorOx® XHT Ultra-high temperature grease, for operating ranges from -30ºC to 400ºC.
DRY LUBRICANTS
FluorOx® Drylube Dispersion – Release agent, lubricant, and additive.
FluorOx® Drylube Aerosol – Release agent and lubricant.
FluorOx® 150 | Fluorinated Oil
FluorOx® Lubricants oils are successfully used in the automotive industry to eliminate interior plastic noises, achieving up to 100% elimination.
FluorOx® 150 oil is a perfluoropolyether (PFPE)—also known as a perfluoroalkylether (PFAE) or perfluoropolyalkylether (PFPAE)—and contains only carbon, oxygen, and fluorine.
FluorOx® 150 is non-reactive and inert, colorless and odorless, non-flammable, and safe for handling oxygen and highly reactive chemicals.
It is compatible with all plastics, elastomers, and most metals.
No es tóxico y opera en un rango de temperatura de -35°C a 210°C.
It can be used in environments characterized by extreme oxidation, radiation, and low vapor pressure, as well as in any application where conventional oils fail. Thanks to its excellent properties, FluorOx® 150 is used in various high-tech sectors—including for noise and squeak elimination in the automotive industry—and serves as a hydraulic fluid, heat transfer oil, lubricant, and vacuum oil.
• 100% safe in the presence of active oxygen.
• It does not react, burn, or cause explosions, making it suitable for use in medical or industrial oxygen filling lines.
• Unlike mineral oils, it does not carbonize.
• Upon reaching its operating temperature limit, it leaves no gummy deposits or solid crusts.
FluorOx® 250 | High-Performance Fluorinated Grease
Thanks to its excellent lubricating properties, FluorOx® 250 grease—based on perfluoropolyether (PFPE) and polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE)—delivers exceptional performance in the plastics, textile, automotive, home appliance, electronics, and auto parts industries.
FluorOx® 250 also acts to eliminate noise and squeaking caused by friction between plastic components, gaskets, and rubber seals.
FluorOx® 250 is formulated to operate over a wide temperature range; it does not carbonize and is long-lasting, contains only carbon, oxygen, and fluorine, and is non-flammable, insoluble, oxygen-compatible, and chemically inert.
Other applications for FluorOx® 250 include bearings operating at very high or very low temperatures, screws, gears, electrical contacts, valves, gaskets, and O-rings, as well as any systems and equipment requiring a high-reliability lubricant for proper operation.
Equivalents to Fluorox® 250
FluorOx® 500 | High-Performance Fluorinated Grease
FluorOx® 500 PTFE and PFPE grease is specially designed to operate over a wide temperature range; it is long-lasting and does not carbonize. It contains only carbon, oxygen, and fluorine, and is non-flammable, insoluble, oxygen-compatible, and chemically inert.
It has been developed for use where non-reactivity with chemicals—including strong acids, oxidizers, fuels, and solvents—is a critical factor. It is fully compatible and equivalent to all PFPE/PTFE fluorinated greases currently on the market.
Due to its high performance, FluorOx® 500 is ideal for lubricating high-temperature bearings in conveyors for paint, ceramic, baking, annealing, and curing ovens, as well as hot corrugating rolls, worm screws, injection molds, oven chains, textile equipment, cleanrooms, and sealed-for-life bearings.
Other industrial applications for FluorOx® 500 include the lubrication of gear motors, bearings, gears, bolts, hinges, electrical contacts, valves, gaskets, and O-rings, as well as systems utilizing plastic and elastomeric seals.
Equivalents to fluorox® 500
FluorOx® 750 | Electrically Conductive Fluorinated Grease
FluorOx® 750 is a creamy, copper-colored grease based on perfluoropolyether (PFPE) and polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), designed for special applications requiring excellent electrical conductivity.
While most fluorinated greases thickened with PTFE act as insulators, FluorOx® 750 has been formulated with copper micropowder, giving it high electrical conductivity.
Being inert, non-flammable, non-reactive, and insoluble, FluorOx® 750 ensures long service life and lubrication, as well as excellent high-temperature stability.
Thermal conductivity increases due to the copper content, making this material ideal for applications requiring improved heat transfer. However, due to their micro-copper content, these types of electrically conductive greases can increase noise and wear in bearings.
Some typical applications for FluorOx® 750 electrically conductive grease include controls, switches, and electrical contacts; copper terminals in electroplating baths; and electronic control panel circuits in areas with highly aggressive or corrosive chemical environments.
It is designed to provide long-lasting lubrication in environments critically exposed to chemicals or heat where electrical continuity is required: controls, switches, circuit breakers, and electrical contacts.
Electronic circuits for industrial control panels. Copper terminals in electroplating baths.
FluorOx® 3000 | Fluid Fluorinated Chain Grease
FluorOx® 3000 grease, formulated with perfluoropolyether (PFPE) and polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), is specially designed to operate over a wide temperature range; it is long-lasting and does not carbonize. It contains only carbon, oxygen, and fluorine, and is non-flammable, insoluble, oxygen-compatible, and chemically inert.
It has been developed for use where non-reactivity with chemical products—including strong acids, alkalis, oxidizers, fuels, and solvents—is a critical factor.
Thanks to its high performance, FluorOx® 3000 is ideal for lubricating all types of chains operating at high and low temperatures—including those in ovens and paint booths, as well as in the ceramics, baking, textile, annealing, and curing industries, and applications such as worm screws and reflow oven chains.
• Due to its ability to withstand continuous heat without degrading or dripping.
• Primarily used on industrial oven conveyor chains.
• Automotive paint booths.
• Ceramic and glass production lines.
• Baking ovens and the food industry.
• Textile industry machinery.
FluorOx® XHT-BN | PFPE Grease for Extreme High Temperatures
A creamy white grease formulated with ultra-high-temperature stable perfluoropolyether (PFPE) oil; it offers exceptional chemical resistance, very low oil evaporation, and excellent heat transfer characteristics.
Chemically and biologically inert, non-toxic, non-flammable, and insoluble, it does not form carbon deposits and is compatible with oxygen. Its formula uses Boron Nitride—a solid lubricant with no melting point—as a thickener; this allows the grease to operate at temperatures where other thickeners, such as Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), would be at high risk of melting (specifically above 288°C).
FluorOx® XHT-BN is designed to operate at a constant temperature of 400°C for extended periods—even indefinitely; should the base oil be depleted, the grease can function as a solid lubricant. It adheres strongly to surfaces and remains in place, serving as a replacement for all "Never-Seez" type metallic pastes used in the 300°C to 400°C temperature range.
Typical applications for FluorOx® XHT-BN include bearings, valves, plastic and aluminum injection molds, gears, ovens, gaskets, seals and O-rings, the assembly and mounting of parts for high-temperature equipment, electrical contacts, pumps for handling chemical fluids, and facilities such as ethanol, gas, and power plants.
FluorOx® DryLube Dispersion | Dry Film Lubricant and Release Agent
Alternative to dry film or dry lubricants
Dispersion of Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) in Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA).
This fluorotelomer (PTFE) provides highly stable dry-film lubricating properties suitable for a wide range of industrial applications; it functions as a dry lubricant for chains, guides, hinges, clamps, bolts, window frames, contacts, plugs, electrical switches, drawers, door handles, and any application requiring smooth, repetitive movement that remains free of dust or dirt.
FluorOx® DRY LUBE IPA Dispersion is widely used as a release agent for plastic and elastomer part molds; it does not transfer to the molded parts, and the parts can be painted or decorated.
Without the need for prior cleaning or washing. It performs excellently in molds with operating temperatures of up to 300°C. It is an outstanding release agent for paints, rubbers, and resins that need to be removed.
Once applied, the solvent (IPA) evaporates, leaving behind a PTFE film that is:
• Clean
• Non-sticky
• Chemically inert
• Non-migrating
• Thermally stable
• Insoluble
• Non-flammable
• Silicone-free
For quick mold touch-ups, we recommend
FluorOx® Drylube Aerosol.
FluorOx® DryLube Aerosol | Dry-Film Lubricant and Release Agent Spray
Alternative to dry film or dry lubricants
It features a clean, chemically inert formula that dries quickly, leaving a colorless film that does not attract dust or dirt and does not cause hydraulic effects in deep-cavity molds. Once applied, the film is non-flammable and repels water and oil; it contains no chlorinated solvents.
It features a very low static coefficient of friction, making this lubricant ideal for low-speed, low-load applications. It possesses anti-stick properties that facilitate the demolding of injection-molded parts.
Formulated with Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE); effective from -40°C to 300°C. Safe for use on most rubbers and plastics.
Lubricant in:
- • Extruded metal parts
- • Deadbolts and slide bolts
- • Window guides
- • Chains
- • Synthetic fibers
- • Metal cords or cables
- • Elastomers
- • Machine parts
- • Most plastics
- • Glass, paper, and leather
Release agent in:
- • Rubbers and plastics
- • Adhesives and glues
- • Paints and resins
- • Conveyor belts
- • Chutes and slides
- • Tanks and hoppers
- • Industrial mixers
- • Cisterns
- • Containers
- • Paint booths
01. Visor / Vanities
02. Facia and Trim Panels
03. Airbag Door/Facia Interface
04. Engine Compartment
05. Latch
06. Instrumental Panel
(ash tray, cup holders, vents, glove box, fuse cover)
07. Window Lace
08. Hinges
09. Actuators and Mechanisms
10. Shock Absorber/Suspension Bushings
11. Window Guides and Weatherstrips
12. Leather Seats
13. Leather Trim
14. Seat Foam/Metal Interface
15. Rear Parcel Shelf Pins
16. Sun Roof Seals
17. Console Parts
18. Set Belt Guides
FAQ | Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly are FluorOx® greases, and what makes them different?
These are high-tech fluorinated lubricants. Unlike ordinary greases, they are specifically designed to operate in critical environments and withstand extreme temperatures without decomposing or burning.
Do FluorOx® greases only withstand heat for short periods?
Not at all. They are designed to withstand very high temperatures continuously and without interruption, ensuring the protection of your equipment at all times.
Can they drip or leave residues like gum or carbon in extreme heat?
No, there is no risk of that. Since they are not hydrocarbons (being composed solely of fluorine, oxygen, and carbon), it is chemically impossible for them to form carbon deposits or gummy residues, or to break down due to heat.
Do they contain silicone?
None. Its formula uses polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), which prevents unwanted product migration—something that often happens with silicone.
What exactly are they made of?
They are formulated with a perfluoropolyether (PFPE) oil base and thickened with polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE).
Is there any flammability risk with FluorOx®?
No, they are completely safe. As a chemically inert and non-reactive product, it does not catch fire under any circumstances.
Can I mix FluorOx® with standard mineral or synthetic greases?
It is best not to. To maintain their effectiveness, they should not be mixed with hydrocarbon-based greases; they are compatible only with other fluorinated or PFPE/PTFE-based greases.
How do they react when in contact with chemicals or plastics?
They possess excellent stability. Being insoluble and inert, they do not react with or degrade chemical agents, plastics, or elastomers.
Is it safe to use them in environments where oxygen is present?
Absolutely. They are 100% compatible and safe, ensuring there will be no reactions or risk of explosion in oxygen-rich environments.
Can I use them to replace other fluorinated greases or PFPEs on the market?
Yes, absolutely. Thanks to its high-quality formulation, FluorOx® can directly replace them, offering you equal or superior performance at a much more competitive cost.