Permatex 767 Anti-Seize Lubricant (1 lb Brush Top Bottle)

Description

The Permatex 767 anti-seize lubricant is a heavy-duty blend of aluminum, copper, and graphite suspended in a petroleum carrier, sized in a 1 pound brush top bottle for steady benchwork access. Maintenance crews, fleet shops, and assemblers reach for it on threaded fasteners, slip fits, and high-temperature joints where galling, seizing, or corrosion would otherwise turn a routine teardown into a destructive job. The brush top format keeps the compound contained and ready at the bench, with no tool change between threads. Diesel mechanics, power plant techs, and exhaust fabricators trust the formula across daily work.

Where Permatex 767 Anti-Seize Earns Its Place

• Exhaust manifold studs, oxygen sensors, and turbo flange fasteners
• Boiler, furnace, and high-temperature equipment threaded connections
• Heavy equipment slip fits, bushings, and pin assemblies
• Marine and outdoor service hardware exposed to salt and moisture
• Press-fit and shaft components that need easier scheduled disassembly
• Spark plug threads, lug studs, and chassis hardware on fleet trucks
• Pump shafts, gland nuts, and stuffing boxes in process plants

Why Shops Trust Permatex 767 Anti-Seize

The aluminum and copper particles plate into the thread surface and the graphite gives the joint a smooth shear plane, so torque values stay predictable and parts come back apart years later without a torch. Service range from minus 60 degrees Fahrenheit to 1600 degrees Fahrenheit covers everything from arctic equipment to exhaust components and furnace hardware. The compound is inert, will not evaporate, and will not harden in extreme temperatures, which is what separates it from light grease in long service.

Permatex 767 Anti-Seize Specs

Stock alongside other Permatex chemistries and shop consumables on the Chemical Concepts industrial lubricants page. For technical data sheets, application notes, and torque guidance, refer to the current product literature published by Permatex.