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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PTFE thickener introduction

Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) is a fluorocarbon-based polymer which has the appearance of a white powder but the particle size varies from micron to sub-micron; final particle size depends on the milling process. The polymerisation process controls the molecular weight of PTFE and the density is approximately 2.2 g/ml. PTFE has a…

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Watling JCB case study-Electrical Connector Grease

Watling JCB sell new and used JCB excavators, loaders and other JCB construction machinery. Service engineers were experiencing water ingress issues on the engine to chassis harness connector (known as the interconnect), the resulting corrosion of the connector pins causing loss of connectivity over time. This electrical connector which has…

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Overview of the damping grease range

Designers and manufacturers have used damping greases for more than 50 years as an economical way to build fine tolerances into their products. The “velvet feel” and virtually silent operation of the focusing mechanisms on microscopes, zoom lenses on 35mm cameras, and other optical instruments, and the fact that the…

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Choosing a connector lubricant

There are numerous advantages gained by lubricating electrical connectors, guarding against oxidation, fretting corrosion, contact wear and extending connector life. A thin film of lubricant can also reduce mating force by as much as 80 percent, an important factor in connector assembly. Grease rather than oil is generally preferred due…

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Compatibility testing format for lubricant exposure to plastic or rubber

Making sure a lubricant does not have any compatibility issues with a plastic or rubber is very important, especially if you are similar to our typical customer and are using one of our synthetic lubricants inside your own finished device that will be manufactured in large volumes; any deformation or…

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Choosing a lubricant for your brake component

General purpose and lubricants cannot withstand the temperature requirements of braking applications and are not compatible with most materials used in a braking materials utilised in a braking system. At elevated temperatures these lubricants will burn or oxidise, adding debris to the braking components which will most likely accelerate wear…

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