Anti - Di-Electric grease

[Ann Brush]

I have on occasion needed a grease that CONDUCTS electricity. I have used (in a past life) something called "copper impregnated grease" - basically a heavy grease saturated with an enormous amount of very fine copper filings (it conducts electricity well - especially under conditions where two connecting surfaces are under pressure). I used the product in all sorts of applications where corosion was problematic and you wanted to ensure a good electrical connection. I have asked about it at various places and I keep getting directed to Di-Electric grease which is exactly NOT what I want. Any of you out there know or use a product with these properties?

 

[don_resqcapt19]

Re: Anti - Di-Electric grease

Ann,
If this is for fixed electrical connections, look at T&B Kopr-Shield.
Don

 

[jim dungar]

Re: Anti - Di-Electric grease

Ann,

Actually you do want di-electric grease. In particualr try Mobile 28.

 

[Ann Brush]

Re: Anti - Di-Electric grease

Thanks Don, that looks like what I wanted.

 

[zog]

Re: Anti - Di-Electric grease

Also try Anderol NO-OX-ID grease, most switchgear manufactures (Besides GE) recommend this grease is used. It is a non oxidizing, conductive grease.