Corning High Vacuum Grease

Item No.:
DWC7981099
OEM Number:
DWC7981099
Alt. Part No.:
EF23061A
Product Description:
Hyvac Grease (976V; 5.3oz)
Unit of Measure:
Each
Your Cost:
$65.76
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Dow-Corning High Vacuum Grease is ideal for sealing and lubricating vacuum and pressure systems. Ensuring a complete seal, this silicone product has a low volatility to hold deep vacuums. It resists oxidation, is non-melting and non-gumming, and has good thermal stability. The grease is translucent white with a heavy consistency, and can also be used to maintain laboratory equipment. Temperature range: –40 to 204°C (–40 to 400°F). Order individual 5.3 oz tubes or cases of 12.


Key Features

  • Low volatility ensures complete seal, even under deep vacuums
  • Resists oxidation, non-melting, non-gumming

High vacuum grease seals and lubricates glass stopcocks, vacuum system connections, and precision lab equipment without outgassing under low pressure. Maintains function across a wide temperature range from refrigerated to heated applications. Industry standard in analytical labs, chemistry departments, and research facilities. Sign in to your account or contact your sales rep for organizational pricing. Sign in to your account or contact your sales rep for organizational pricing.


Frequently asked questions

What makes Corning vacuum grease suitable for low-pressure applications?

The formulation has extremely low vapor pressure, preventing outgassing that would compromise vacuum integrity in sealed systems.

Can this grease be used at elevated temperatures?

Yes. The grease maintains viscosity and sealing performance across a wide temperature range from cold storage to heated equipment operations.

Is this product compatible with standard glass stopcocks?

Yes. Corning high vacuum grease is formulated specifically for glass stopcocks and vacuum connections found in standard lab equipment.

How often should vacuum grease be replaced on stopcocks?

Replacement frequency depends on usage, but annual inspection and reapplication is typical for maintaining optimal seal performance.