Liqui Moly Silicone Grease - 3312

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Liqui Moly Silicone Grease 3312 is a professional-grade, wide-band lubricant designed for mechanics, industrial technicians, and automotive enthusiasts who need reliable performance in extreme conditions. It provides excellent sliding properties and robust sealing capabilities, effectively protecting components from water, aging, and contamination. While its versatility is unmatched in diverse environments, users should ensure that the application surfaces are completely clean to maintain its high-performance sealing integrity.
| Model Part Number | 3312 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Liqui Moly |
Generally, yes, as silicone grease is inert and does not degrade rubber. However, always test on a small, inconspicuous area first.
No, this is a silicone-based grease intended for sliding properties and environmental protection, not for high-load, high-speed mechanical pressure applications.
Excess can be removed using a clean, dry lint-free cloth or a specialized silicone grease remover solvent.
No, silicone grease is an excellent electrical insulator.
You should check the specific regional safety data sheet to confirm if this SKU holds the necessary food-grade certification (NSF) for your specific application.
Ensure the surface was thoroughly degreased and dried before initial application, as residual oil film can prevent proper silicone adhesion.
Verify that all old, dried-up lubricant has been fully removed. The grease cannot effectively lubricate if it is sitting on top of hardened deposits.
Before applying the grease, ensure the target surfaces are free of old lubricants, dust, and rust by using a dedicated parts cleaner. Because this is a silicone-based product, apply a thin, even layer to the component rather than over-packing the area. For centralized lubrication systems, verify that your pump settings are calibrated for the viscosity of silicone grease. When storing the product, keep the container tightly sealed in a cool, dry place to prevent moisture contamination. Always perform a small patch test if applying the grease to specialized synthetic rubbers or plastics to ensure chemical compatibility with the specific material grade.