Eliminating automotive interior trim noise problems-Antifriction Coatings introduction

Automotive trim interior noise (a.k.a. squeaks & rattles) can be a major quality concern for automotive manufacturers and their tier one and two suppliers. The perceived value of a vehicle can be negatively impacted by interior trim noise problems. Our range of water based Antifriction Coatings are the cost effective solution to avoid customer dissatisfaction.

Leather, Vinyl, ABS, ABC-PC, EPDM etc…we are familiar with the materials that generate the interior trim noise. The LIP Antifriction Coating range is ideal when faced with annoying trim noise problems. For more information on the LIP Antifriction Coating range, visit the dedicated website.

To compliment the LIP Antifriction Coatings, we also offer colourless, odourless, synthetic damping grease for the tasks that involve controlling moving parts and adjusting the tactile feel of customer operated controls.

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What is grease?

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Choosing a worm gear grease

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Introduction to Silicone

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Benefits of damping grease demonstrated using nuts and bolts

In the video featured on this page we are going to try and explain the benefits of damping grease using these nuts and bolts. Some of the benefits experienced by using a damping grease are haptic and so it’s obviously very difficult to convey the advantages or demonstrate improvements on…

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Introduction to Polyalphaolefin (PAO)

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Electrical switch grease introduction

The ability of a switch grease used in a switch design to prevent contact surface wear is normally the primary goal. Wear debris can create two problems; it can inhibit current flow when the contact is closed, potentially increasing millivolt drop. When the contact is open, conductive debris has the…

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