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Lubricating Greases / Lubricating Greases for Electrical Contacts

Berutox VPT 64 Fluid

SKU Nr. 15000220 / 2301009
Fully synthetic speciality fluid

Berutox VPT 64 Fluid is a fully synthetic special fluid for the lubrication of kinematic components as well as gold-coated sliding and pressure lift-off contacts of microswitches.

High temperatures
Noise damping
Compatible with plastics
Automotive industry
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Berutox VPT 64 Fluid
Fully synthetic speciality fluid

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Product description

Industries
Automotive industry
Examples of application

  • Especially suitable for the lubrication of gold plated sliding and pressure contact arrangements in micro switches
  • Assembly aid
  • To lubricate kinematic parts such as middle consoles, dashboards, arm rests, ventilation flaps, HVAC units and sealing elements (eg ACM, CR, CSM, EPDM, NBR, NR, SBR, silicone rubber types etc)
  • Mechanically operated switches in control panels
Properties

  • Noise damping: medium
  • High thermal resistance
  • Very good oxidation stability
  • Very good compatibility with elastomer and plastic materials even in case of vacuum, radiation and aggressive chemicals
  • Neutral in smell
  • Chemically inert
  • Non inflammable


Typical Characteristics

Base oil
Perfluorpolyether (PFPE)
Kinematic viscosity of the base oil at 40 °C
325.0 mm²/s
Kinematic viscosity of the base oil at 100 °C
32.0 mm²/s
Working temperature range
-25 – 250 °C
Color/Appearance
colorless, transparent
Pourpoint
-30 °C
Density at 20 °C
1.900 g/cm³
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