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Feature

It is a superb dry lubricant for many applications, particularly bullet and gun barrel coating.
Extreme load carrying ability. Low coefficient of friction: 0.15. Chemically inert in lubrication applications.
Lubricates extremely well under all conditions: heat, cold, pressure, vacuum and high loads. Compatible with other lubricants.
Superior thermal stability. Non-combustible. Resistant to oxidation at high temperatures .
Compatible with ALL metals, ALL plastics and elastomers, water, solvents, fuels, oils, paints, plastic resins.

Description

Hexagonal Boron Nitride, also known as just Boron Nitride or hBN and sometimes called "white graphite," is a chemical compound that is produced from boron compounds in a high temperature reaction. It is one of the most lubricious materials known. With a coefficient of friction as low as 0.15, and being "cleaner" to use than molybdenum disulfide and tungsten disulfide, it is a superb dry lubricant for many applications, particularly bullet and gun barrel coating.

SPECIFICATIONS:
- Material: Hexagonal Boron Nitride (hBN, boron nitride, "white graphite")
- Purity: 98%
- Average Particle Size (APS): 0.5 micrometers (microns, m, micrometers), approximately 12000 mesh equivalent ("mesh" is a measure of the fineness of a material separation screen, but due to the impossibility of weaving such fine wires or filaments to produce such a fine screen there are no actual screens with mesh finer than 600 available, so the number is for relative particle size comparison only).
- Color: White
- Coefficient of Friction (COF): as low as 0.15
- Density: 2.3 gms/cc - Hardness: Approx. 1-2 on Moh's hardness scale

NOTE: The Hexagonal Boron Nitride (hBN) product offered here is NOT cosmetic grade and has not been tested for use in cosmetics or any other regulated use.