Tag: fretting
Electrical connector grease water resistance demonstration with Tribosyn 330
Water ingress protection is one of most common reasons for considering the use of a connector lubricant. The 'go to' grease in our range...
Specialist electrical connector lubricants do not cause increased circuit resistance
One of the most common misconceptions we come across is that some electrical engineers think that using one of our specialist connector lubricants will...
Fretting corrosion explanation (electrical connectors/connections)
What is fretting corrosion? The symptoms are often thought of as 'gremlins' in the circuitry. In automotive and passenger cars, an engine management warning...
Myths and Facts of Electrical Connector Lubricants
Grease does not attract dirt. Grease is not polarised and does not act like a magnet for dirt. Sure, if dirt lands on top...
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...
Introduction to Alkylated Naphthalene
Alkylated Naphthalenes (AN) are a reaction of olefins with a naphthalene nucleus resulting in a base oil with excellent thermal and oxidative stability. In...
Electrical fretting corrosion can be prevented with a synthetic connector grease
We define electrical connector fretting wear as wear that is caused by small, repetitive, almost micro-motion movements in an apparently stationary connector but is...
How electrical connector lubricants work
You may be considering using a connector grease, but how do they work? Firstly, we will be focusing on connector grease rather than oil....
