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Swagelok Goop™ thread lubricant reduces installation time by easing the assembly of leak-tight threaded connections for a variety of metals and alloys.
View LubricantsOur wide selection of Swagelok Goop™ thread lubricants makes assembling leak-tight connections quicker and easier. Swagelok Goop is available in oil, halocarbon, and fluourosilicone-based varieties. They are rated for use with a variety of materials and in a variety of applications, including vacuum systems.
- Silver Goop is oil-based thread lubricant for use on stainless steel and high-temperature alloys. It prevents galling, contains a non-melting antiseize agent, lowers torque on threaded parts, and stays in place between mating surfaces.
- Pure Goop is halocarbon-based thread lubricant for use on titanium, stainless steel, steel, and nickel-based alloys. It resists galling and moisture and is chemically nonreactive with a wide range of materials.
- Blue Goop is oil-based thread lubricant for use on stainless steel, titanium, aluminum, and nickel-based alloys. It resists galling and water washout and its deep blue color is unaffected by water.
- Vac Goop is fluorosilicone-based thread lubricant for use on threads, O-rings, gaskets, glass seals, and metal parts in vacuum systems. It resists galling, has extremely low vapor pressure, minimizes outgassing problems, and is chemically nonreactive with a wide range of materials.
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