Castrol Brayco 300

Description

Brayco 300 meets the requirements of and is qualified to MIL-PRF-32033. This product is identified by NATO Code Number O-190. DescriptionCastrol Brayco 300 is a blend of highly refined petroleum oil with suitable additives which provide corrosion prevention, oxidation resistance, and freedom from galvanic corrosion in brass-steel bimetallic systems. The viscosity is similar to a light machine oil. Brayco 300 is a water displacing oil for general purpose applications at low and medium temperatures (-70ºF to 300ºF). ApplicationBrayco 300 is designed for the lubrication and preservation of small arms, automatic weapons, and fuse mechanism applications, especially where a low temperature, water displacing oil is desired. It may be used to protect unpainted metal surfaces from the effects of indoor storage for periods of three to six months, after which it remains readily removable. Brayco 300 will also protect magnesium and aluminum against corrosion at low and medium temperatures (-70°F to 300°F). Brayco 300 may be applied by brush, dip, swab, spray, or squirt can. Depending on the method of application andsurface geometries, Brayco 300 will cover 1,000 to 3,000 square feet per gallon. For water displacement, it maybe applied by these same methods. Displaced water should be removed from dip tanks at suitable intervals. Shelf LifeBrayco 300 has a maximum recommended shelf life of 6 years from date of manufacture. This shelf life assumes that the product is stored in it’s original unopened packaging in ambient temperature conditions. Health, safety and environmental information are provided for this product in the Safety Data Sheet. This gives details of potential hazards, precautions and First Aid measures, together with environmental effects and disposal of used products. Castrol will not accept liability if the product is used other than in the manner or with the precautions or for the purpose(s) specified. Before using the product other than directed, please contact Castrol for consultation.