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Notes
10MAY01
Using An Anti-Seize Lubricant To Extend
The Life of FDM Liquefiers
Using an anti-seize lubricant will help extend the life of all models of FDM
liquefier. Applying a high temperature anti-seize lubricant to the FDM mod-
eler tip‘s threads will prevent cold welding of the tip to the steel threads of
the FDM Head.
Before applying the lubricant, review the following usage and application in-
structions. If necessary, refer to your FDM operations manual for additional
information on changing and inserting FDM tips into the FDM head.
Recommended Usage
Only use a light coat of an anti-seize lubricant when:
you need to insert a new tip in a liquefier for the first time
or
when you need to replace a tip with a new or used tip
Follow the standard tip removal procedures, as outlined in your FDM
documentation. Also, do not remove a tip only to apply the anti-seize
lubricant.
Recommended Application
Be sure to apply the anti-seize lubricant to the tip’s threads prior to thread-
ing the tip into the liquefier.
Apply the lubricate to the tip’s threads, not the aluminum threads within the
FDM head.
Apply a thin coat of lubricant to the
grooves of the tip’s thread.
You don’t need to completely coat the
threads.
If you apply too much, purge the excess
lubricant from the tip.
Note: Use high temperature, anti-seize lubricants designed to prevent seizing,
galling, and corrosion. These lubricants are easily obtained from most automo-
bile parts and supply stores. If you have additional questions, please call
Stratasys Customer Service at 952-906-2283.
Apply a thin
layer of lubricant
to the tip's threads

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