[Premium-Rx] Lubricants for electronics
Peter Torry
peter.torry at talktalk.net
Sat Oct 25 04:16:08 EDT 2014
From the responses that I have read it would appear that the type of
lubricant is not too critical and any good specification lubricant would
suffice. Once the congealed lubricants are removed along with any
corrosion products the common sense application of small amounts of
lubricant would suffice. In my experience of slowly rotating parts
where the lubricant must not spread and must also inhibit future
corrosion the range of oils from Mobious have proved very effective and
I use their 8040 or if you must use synthetic D5 although its rather costly.
73
Peter
G3SMT
On 25/10/2014 00:31, G8JCF wrote:
> The graphite based lubricants are, IMHO, a very bad idea for rotary
> encoders. If the stuff ever got inside the encoder, the encoder would be
> ruined.
>
> PTFE spray is the safest and best lubricant.
>
> Peter (GM8JCF)
>
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