What is anti-seize lubricant used for?

Anti-seize lubricant is applied to metal threads and surfaces to prevent them from seizing or galling. It's particularly useful in high-heat or corrosive environments, making future disassembly much easier.

How should I apply this anti-seize?

Apply a thin, even coat to the threads of fasteners, spark plugs, or other metal components before assembly. A little goes a long way to create an effective barrier.

What kind of metal parts can I use this on?

This anti-seize is suitable for a wide range of metal parts, including fasteners, exhaust components, and spark plug threads. It helps prevent issues with dissimilar metals and corrosion.

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PERMATEX ANTI-SIEZE LUBRICANT TUBE 1 OZ (133AR)

Specifications

Brand: Permatex
Part #: 81343
UPC: 686226813435

PERMATEX ANTI-SIEZE LUBRICANT TUBE 1 OZ (133AR)

Name: PERMATEX ANTI-SIEZE LUBRICANT TUBE 1 OZ (133AR)
Brand: Permatex
Price: 3.32 USD
Availability: InStock

$3.32

This 1 oz tube of Permatex Anti-Seize Lubricant helps prevent metal parts from seizing and galling.

Key Features

This product is a 1 oz tube of Permatex Anti-Seize Lubricant.
It helps prevent metal parts from seizing and galling.
The lubricant is useful for applications involving high heat or corrosive environments.
It can be applied to threads before assembly to ensure easier disassembly later.

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Product Details

In this tube, you get 1 ounce of Permatex Anti-Seize Lubricant. This is a well-built compound designed to keep metal parts from seizing up, especially when they're exposed to high heat or corrosive conditions. It's the stuff you want to put on threads before assembly to make sure they come apart easily down the road.

When you're working with fasteners, spark plugs, or exhaust components, applying a bit of this anti-seize can save you a lot of headaches later. It creates a barrier that stops dissimilar metals from reacting with each other, and it also helps prevent rust and corrosion from locking threads tight. Just a thin coat is usually all you need to make sure your next maintenance job isn't a struggle.