NASA NTRS · 19660000087
Solid-film lubricant is effective at high temperatures in vacuum
Abstract
Calcium fluoride with a suitable inorganic binder forms a stable solid-film lubricant when fused to the surface to be lubricated. It is effective in environments at elevated temperatures and gas pressures ranging from atmospheric to high vacuum. It is not stable in reducing atmospheres.
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Sliney, H. E.. 1966-03-01. Solid-film lubricant is effective at high temperatures in vacuum. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19660000087
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