CI Release Food Grade Silicone Lubricant Spray

NSF-Approved Dry-Film Food Grade Silicone Lubricant and Release Agent for Food Processing, Packaging, and Incidental Food Contact Applications

Dry-film food grade silicone lubricant and release agent formulated to minimize friction and wear on conveyors, cutting blades, gaskets, seals, heat sealing equipment, packaging tables, and mechanical components in food processing and packaging operations without leaving sticky residue, attracting debris, or creating contamination risk on production surfaces. NSF-approved and compliant with Canadian food-grade regulations when fully cured — appropriate for environments requiring incidental food contact compliance. Forms a thin, stable silicone layer on metal, plastic, rubber, wood, and leather substrates that resists breakdown across a broad operating range of -35°F to 350°F, maintaining consistent lubrication through heat sealing cycles, refrigerated environments, and high-friction mechanical applications. Contains no methylene chloride or aggressive solvents, reducing worker exposure risk and broadening material compatibility across sensitive equipment surfaces. Functions simultaneously as a mold release and sealing surface agent, making it a dual-purpose maintenance tool in food plant operations. Dry formula will not turn rancid, melt, freeze, or migrate onto food contact surfaces under normal operating conditions. Useful beyond food processing in packaging machinery, manufacturing, RV maintenance, and outdoor applications where dry lubrication, waterproofing, and chemical stability on canvas, chrome, rubber, and leather are required. Spray, cure, and operate — clean lubrication, compliant performance, no residue left behind.

$336.00 / case of 12 x 453 g
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Technical Data

Technical Data

Technical Properties

CI Release Food Grade Silicone Lubricant Spray

Dry-film food grade silicone lubricant spray formulated for clean lubrication and release performance on conveyors, gaskets, seals, blades, and packaging equipment where incidental food-contact compliance, non-staining performance, and residue control matter.

Product Type
Food Grade Dry Silicone Lubricant Spray

Technology Base
Dry-Film Silicone Lubrication and Release Chemistry

Primary Function
Reduce Friction and Provide Clean Release on Sensitive Equipment Surfaces

Application Role
Dry Lubrication for Food Processing, Packaging, and Release-Agent Applications

Performance Focus
Dry Lubrication, Non-Staining Performance, and Residue-Free Operation

Operational Mechanism
Leaves a Thin Dry Silicone Film That Lubricates Without Staying Wet or Sticky

Process Target
Conveyors, Cutting Blades, Gaskets, Seals, Heat-Sealing Equipment, Packaging Tables, and Moving Parts

Operational Benefit
Lubricates Without Attracting Debris or Leaving Oily Buildup That Interferes With Food-Safe Operations

Use Environment
Food Processing Plants, Packaging Lines, Manufacturing Operations, and Maintenance Programs Requiring Incidental Food Contact Compliance

Program Fit
Specialty Lubrication and Release Layer in Food-Grade Equipment Maintenance Programs

Maintenance Value
Strong Fit Where Wet Lubricants Create Contamination Risk, Residue Buildup, or Debris Attraction

Surface Compatibility
Plastics, Rubber, Metal, Wood, Leather, and Other Common Maintenance Surfaces

Operational Notes
• Dry-film silicone format is the real operational advantage — it lubricates without staying tacky or collecting dust and debris
• NSF-approved positioning makes it suitable for use where incidental food-contact compliance matters
• Useful as both a lubricant and a release agent on seals, gaskets, and moving mechanical surfaces
• Heat-stable performance from -35°F to 350°F supports broad operating-condition coverage
• Safe-on-plastics positioning is important for modern packaging and processing equipment with mixed substrate construction
• Stronger fit for clean-food environments than conventional wet industrial lubricants that leave oily residue

Practical Fit
CI Release Food Grade Lubricant Spray is the clean-lubrication answer for food and packaging equipment where ordinary wet lubricants create their own problems. It belongs on systems that need friction control, release performance, and incidental food-contact compliance without sticky residue, staining, or debris attraction.

This block is built directly from the product description you provided: an NSF-approved dry food grade silicone lubricant spray that forms a thin, non-staining dry silicone film, is safe on plastics, functions as both a lubricant and release agent, complies with Canadian food-grade regulations when fully cured, and remains heat stable from -35°F to 350°F. Because no formal technical sheet was provided here, this block does not add unverified details such as aerosol can size, exact registration category, or specific cure-time instructions.
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