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Corrosion Block Grease, 2-oz Tube

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High-Performance Waterproof Grease, Won’t Dry or Wash Out  

Corrosion Block Grease is designed to provide maximum protection under severe conditions.  Its formulation provides both high- and low-temperature performance, increasing the service life of critical components, including those in aircraft and aircraft ground support equipment (GSE). Corrosion Block Grease strongly resists water washout and provides superior protection against rust and corrosion.

Corrosion Block Grease outperforms lithium and most synthetic greases and meets or exceeds requirements for NLGI Service Classification GC-LB (automotive wheel bearing and chassis lubricants), which is based on ASTM D4950 performance requirements.

Features

Benefits

Typical Applications

  • Wheel Bearings
  • Chassis
  • Winches
  • Windlasses
  • Wiring Harnesses
Alternate Models
09-02987Alternative Part Number for 2 oz Tube
25002Lear Chemical Part Number for 2 Oz
General Information
Part #CB-Grease-2oz
ManufacturerACF-50
Shipping Information
Schedule B3403191015
ECCNEAR99

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AIRCRAFT COMPATIBILITY

This item is for use on all aircraft.

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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Question:
What types of aircraft components commonly benefit from Corrosion Block Grease?
Answer:

Corrosion Block Grease is designed for heavily loaded mechanical parts such as sealed bearings, wheel bearings, drag chains, winches, and windlasses. In aviation environments, this makes it well-suited for moving hardware exposed to vibration, moisture, and varying temperatures. Its semi-solid structure helps it stay in place under pressure. This makes the 2-oz tube ideal for targeted maintenance tasks.

Asked February 16, 2026
Question:
Is Corrosion Block Grease considered hazardous under WHMIS or GHS regulations?
Answer:

According to the Safety Data Sheet, Corrosion Block Grease is not classified as hazardous under WHMIS 2015 or GHS. It carries no signal word and no hazard labeling requirements. This simplifies handling and storage in the workplace compared to many industrial lubricants. However, standard good housekeeping practices should still be followed.

Asked February 16, 2026
Question:
Does Corrosion Block Grease require special ventilation or PPE during normal use?
Answer:

Under ordinary conditions and with adequate ventilation, no special exposure controls are required. Personal protective equipment is not normally needed for routine application. Basic hygiene practices, such as washing hands after use, are recommended. This makes it practical for line maintenance and hangar environments.

Asked February 16, 2026
Question:
How should Corrosion Block Grease be stored to maintain performance?
Answer:

The grease should be stored in a cool area, away from strong oxidizing agents. Containers should remain sealed and properly labeled when not in use. Avoid excessive heat or ignition sources to preserve stability. Proper storage ensures long-term lubrication and corrosion protection performance.

Asked February 16, 2026
Question:
Is Corrosion Block Grease stable under typical aviation maintenance conditions?
Answer:

Yes. The product is stable under normal handling and storage conditions. It does not undergo hazardous reactions when used as intended. This reliability is important for aircraft maintenance teams that require consistent grease performance across multiple service intervals.

Asked February 16, 2026
Question:
What should technicians do if Corrosion Block Grease comes into contact with skin or eyes?
Answer:

For skin contact, wash thoroughly with soap and water. If grease is accidentally injected under the skin under high pressure, immediate medical evaluation is required. For eye contact, flush with water and seek medical attention if irritation occurs. These precautions align with general aircraft maintenance safety standards.

Asked February 16, 2026
Question:
Can Corrosion Block Grease withstand elevated temperatures?
Answer:

The grease has a flash point above 204°C (399°F), indicating strong thermal stability. This makes it suitable for aircraft components exposed to heat during operation. Its formulation provides reliable lubrication at high temperatures without posing unusual fire hazards. Always follow the Aircraft Maintenance Manual (AMM) guidelines for application limits.

Asked February 16, 2026
Question:
Is Corrosion Block Grease environmentally hazardous?
Answer:

The mixture is not expected to be harmful to aquatic organisms. The base oil component is inherently biodegradable, though it may bioaccumulate under certain conditions. Prevent spills from entering drains or waterways as part of standard environmental compliance practices. Responsible disposal supports sustainable maintenance operations.

Asked February 16, 2026
Question:
How should unused or empty containers be disposed of?
Answer:

The product, in its original, unused form, is not considered hazardous waste under U.S. federal regulations. Disposal should follow local, state, and national guidelines. Completely emptied HDPE or LDPE packaging may be recycled if facilities are available. Never return contaminated material to the original container.

Asked February 16, 2026
Question:
What warranty or regulatory listings apply to Corrosion Block Grease?
Answer:

The product is listed on major chemical inventories, including TSCA (USA) and DSL (Canada), and is not regulated as dangerous goods for DOT, IMDG, or IATA transport. It is not classified under SARA 313 or Proposition 65. This regulatory standing supports simplified shipping, storage, and procurement processes for aviation operators.

Asked February 16, 2026