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SF 7900™ Ceramic Shield for Welding, 9.5 oz Aerosol Can, White ORS NASCO Reduces risk of bearing failure

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4783157980 · ★ 4.7
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SF 7900™ Ceramic Shield for Welding, 9.5 oz Aerosol Can, White ORS NASCO Reduces risk of bearing failure Reduces risk of bearing failure at high temps Excellent high temperature performance Resists carbonization at high temperatures Extends relubrication intervals Very high dropping point and excess bonding material Protects metal surfaces with corrosion resistant ingredients to shield against moisture and other corrosive elements Loosens rust to metal bonds and frees stuck silicone free ceramic protective coating that prevents metal spatter from adhering to welding equipment Coating forms a dry film that repels spatter and ensures uninterrupted welding for up to 8 hours without the need for re application Suitable for manual MIG MAG welding laser and plasma cutting or for protecting jigs

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