Three Bond 1855 - Silikon - 100 g Tube

Three Bond 1855 Silicone Grease – Product Overview (A20137)

The Three Bond 1855 is a silicone grease used as an accessory in the adhesives field. In practice it serves as a lubricant and sealing agent that is characterized by high temperature and oxidation stability. The product composition is based on silicone oil and lithium soap, which enables good lubrication in demanding applications.

With a color of Light brown and a content of 100 g per tube, it is suitable for reserve and maintenance applications in vehicle and brake components. The temperature range spans from -30 to 170 degrees Celsius, making it suitable for temperature applications in engine and braking systems. The flash-off time typically ranges from 10 to 30 seconds, facilitating rapid re-commissioning. The shelf life is 24 months with proper storage.

Suitable for Brake Components and Automotive Applications

Due to its hydrophobic properties and the high thermal and oxidation stability, it is particularly suitable to protect seals and contacts against water and brake fluid. It prevents corrosion and minimizes adhesion of dirt particles. The combination of silicone oil and lithium soap provides durable lubrication and facilitates use in standardized maintenance processes.

Technical data of the Three Bond 1855 Silicone Grease (A20137)

• Contents: 100 g Tube
• Color: Light brown
• Main components: Silicone oil + Lithium soap
• Temperature range: -30 °C to 170 °C
• Flash-off time: 10–30 s
• Shelf life: 24 months

Properties and benefits of the Three Bond 1855 Silicone Grease

The hydrophobic formulation provides effective protection against water uptake and moisture, keeping seals supple even in damp environments. The high thermal and oxidation stability reduces wear on moving components and supports reliable operation of brake components under a wide range of operating conditions. The combination of silicone oil and lithium soap provides a uniform lubrication effect and facilitates use in standardized maintenance processes.