500ml Anti-Seize Brake Lubricant for Corrosion Protection and Smooth Operation in Brake Systems

Anti-Seize Brake Lubricant is specially formulated to help prevent sticking, seizing, corrosion and premature wear on brake caliper components and metal assemblies. Applied to suitable brake contact points and sliding components, it helps maintain smooth caliper movement, supports proper brake pad engagement and release, and reduces unwanted brake noise caused by vibration or restricted component movement.

It is also suitable for bolts, pins, screws, flanges, shafts and other threaded or fitted metal parts exposed to moisture, pressure, corrosion and repeated assembly.

• Prevents Seizing and Sticking: Helps prevent metal components from bonding, sticking or becoming difficult to remove after long-term use.
• Supports Smooth Brake Operation: Promotes smooth movement of suitable brake caliper sliding and contact components, helping the brake pads engage and release correctly.
• Helps Reduce Brake Noise: Reduces vibration-related brake squealing and noise by supporting stable component movement and contact.
• Corrosion Protection: Forms a protective lubricating layer that helps shield metal parts from moisture, rust and corrosion.
• Extends Component Service Life: Reduces friction, wear and corrosion, helping extend the working life of brake components, fasteners and mechanical assemblies.
• Easier Disassembly and Maintenance: Makes bolts, pins, screws and fitted parts easier to remove during future servicing, reducing maintenance time and the risk of damaged threads.

Anti-Seize Brake Lubricant is ideal for professional brake servicing and preventive maintenance. It can be used on suitable:

• Brake caliper sliding components
• Brake pad contact points
• Caliper guide pins where lubricant compatibility is confirmed
• Brake pad backing plates
• Retaining pins and clips
• Threaded brake system fasteners
• Metal-to-metal contact areas

By maintaining smooth component movement, the lubricant helps support more consistent braking performance and faster brake pad release after braking.

1. Remove dust, rust, grease, and old lubricant from the application area.
2. Make sure the surface is clean and dry.
3. Apply a thin and even layer to the required metal contact point, thread, or sliding area.
4. Assemble the components according to the vehicle or equipment manufacturer's instructions.
5. Remove excess lubricant after application.