Wire-pulling lubricant

Yellow 77 Plus wire-pulling lubricant contains Teflon and maintains stability from 30 degrees to 190 degrees F. The lubricant maintains its paste consistency after drying and is safe for use on low-density polyethylene and semiconducting materials. It comes in quart bottles and 1- and 5-gallon pails.
Sept. 1, 1997
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Yellow 77 Plus wire-pulling lubricant contains Teflon and maintains stability from 30 degrees to 190 degrees F. The lubricant maintains its paste consistency after drying and is safe for use on low-density polyethylene and semiconducting materials. It comes in quart bottles and 1- and 5-gallon pails.

IDEAL Industries Inc.

Sycamore, IL

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