• Apply directly to steel and stainless steel hardware when in direct contact with dissimilar metals such
  as aluminum and carbon fiber to prevent galvanic corrosion.
• Apply directly to electrical connections to prevent water intrusion and corrosion of the connection.
  Replaces conventional dielectric greases.
  Elimination of corrosion of battery terminals.
  Coating of steel hardware and parts will provide many years of rust prevention and allow for ease of
  disassembly.
• Reducing friction that causes galling and friction welding of metals, especially on stainless steel and
  titanium.
• Good alternative to silicone-based greases.
  Lubricating slow-moving parts including bearings, cams, slides, pulleys, swivels, snaps, hinges, etc.
  Lubricating high-pressure parts including heim joints, bushings, rod ends, splined shafts and sleeves,
  etc.
• Can be used in food processing equipment for incidental contact.
  Excellent anti-seize in many acidic, base, caustic, solvent and seawater environments.

The PTFE in Tef-Gel is an ultra-fine powder that greatly reduces friction and fills voids around the base metal. Eliminating those voids keeps oxygen, water and moisture from contacting the base metal, which prevents rust and corrosion.

Tef-Gel, when applied between electrical contacts and connectors, does not increase resistance. Even at hundreds of amps, the integrity of EMI shielding is maintained. Tef-Gel does not electrically insulate hardware. The PTFE powder extrudes out onto the contact area and into the voids of the surrounding areas, preventing corrosion at the connection.

Available in a thick paste, or a thinner version that is similar to the consistency of grease, Tef-Gel can be utilized in any environment. The anti-corrosive properties of Tef-Gel will allow ease of disassembly for many years. Torque requirements may have to be altered according to application of thread lubricants.