Not sure why this comes up when I type in 219168. This is not a Wax based lubricant which NordicTrack requires on certain treadmills.
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I did a live chat this morning with support at Nordic Track and they gave me the part #219170 which is very close to the number you have. Support service says it's not silicone and they don't recommend silicone, but from other reviews it seems there is lots of confusion about this. Another place I read it is water based silicone. Don't know if that makes any difference. I am going to order the ICON product because it's what Nordic Track recommends. However their site would cost considerably more... $43.37
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The price I quoted was for the kit which includes the applicator and 3 tubes of lubricant.
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Schwinn is a good brand, so I would do what they say to do and no more. I don't remember the directions saying to lube it, but if they do, use what they suggest. Can't believe it would be aerosol form, but do whatever the manufacturer says to do. If you don't have the manuals, look them up online.
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I'm not 100% sure, but I think it refers to the sizes of their containers that contain the polish. I've always used the "400" in the jar for my motorcycle and the chrome wheels on my truck, and even other metals around the house and vehicles, and it's always done what it said it will do. I don't lather it on like you'll see in the Blue Magic video, as a little of this stuff goes a long way, but it does require a bit of elbow grease to polish it out properly, with outstanding results. Hope this helps.
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I'm not sure what #58818 is, what you are asking about is Briwax Clear Furniture wax. If clear is what you want.
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Good question. My bottle says that too and I have never noticed it before. If you are concerned, call Nutramax and ask them. 1-888-886-6442.
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It is never a good idea to mix brands or grades or viscosities. Modern oils and particularly synthetics are highly engineered products and may have additives that don't work well together.
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I am using a different product now. Please check the label for the information you need.
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I'm not sure, but I think it can be used for low-speed lubrication of something that requires a lightweight grease and that does not get hot. This particular product is specified for lubrication of rubber and "O" rings. Some rubber materials degrade with some petroleum products; hence this type of silicone grease. In any case, I would follow any specific instructions from the treadmill manufacturer; however, silicone grease is used widely by the airlines for many different uses. I use it for most of my projects. This particular grease is a bargain.
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http://www.mag1.com/SpecSheet.ashx?id=a909e4e3-5980-4e25-a9e8-30f0b7f2dd73Toyota WS - "Suitable for use"Many companies don't want to go to the expense of getting an approval from the transmission manufacturer which apparently can be very costly. Hence, the term "suitable for use" instead of approved. It's up to you whether you want to accept the Mag1 specifications.I'd like to add that Warren Oil (the parent company of Mag1) is a supporter of The Petroleum Quality Institute of America (http://www.pqiamerica.com). They do 3rd party testing of lubricants and is a very good source of information in my opinion. http://www.mag1.com/SpecSheet.ashx?id=a909e4e3-5980-4e25-a9e8-30f0b7f2dd73Toyota WS - "Suitable for use"Many companies don't want to go to the expense of getting an approval from the transmission manufacturer which apparently can be very costly. Hence, the term "suitable for use" instead of approved. It's up to you whether you want to accept the Mag1 specifications.I'd like to add that Warren Oil (the parent company of Mag1) is a supporter of The Petroleum Quality Institute of America (http://www.pqiamerica.com). They do 3rd party... » Read More http://www.mag1.com/SpecSheet.ashx?id=a909e4e3-5980-4e25-a9e8-30f0b7f2dd73Toyota WS - "Suitable for use"Many companies don't want to go to the expense of getting an approval from the transmission manufacturer which apparently can be very costly. Hence, the term "suitable for use" instead of approved. It's up to you whether you want to accept the Mag1 specifications.I'd like to add that Warren Oil (the parent company of Mag1) is a supporter of The Petroleum Quality Institute of America (http://www.pqiamerica.com). They do 3rd party testing of lubricants and is a very good source of information in my opinion. « Show Less
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This is not a solvent, it is not a clean in place or CPL, it is a light machine oil for lubrication, I do not know about its threshold for heat stability.
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I'm using it in a Nordictrack but I'd hold off if I was you. They have been having a nightmare since November when they upgraded their servers causing huge numbers of users (mine included) not to work reliably. Check out the ifit support pages not the headline posts but the users responses and make sure they've fixed it before you spend your cash.
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That's a good question. I don't know the answer, but I will the next time I change my oil. I'm going to send a sample of my oil to Blackstone Labs and should find out.
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Unless there is a definite need for Silicone Based Lubes I waould use water based. This product does not state but I would play it on the safe side. Thanks, Bob Bestway
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It's not stated anywhere on the package or sheets but it's some kind of lubricant.
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I have used it on both my skate skis and classic skis, and it is an acceptable wax for medium distances ( up to 15K)in the 15 to 28 degree Fahrenheit range. I would consider this an economical training wax, not a race wax.
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I pulled this from Arctic Silver's website, from the Arctic Silver 5 MSDS.Thermal CompoundSilver (Metallic) 7440-22-4Boron Nitride 10043-11-5Zinc Oxide 1314-13-2Aluminum Oxide 1344-28-1Ester Oil Blend Non-hazardous Step-1 LiquidD-Limonene 68647-72-3Methyl Esters of Soybean Oil 67784-80-9Non-Ionic Surfactant 68603-25-8 Step-2 LiquidDipropylene Glycol Monomethyl Ether 34590-94-8Azole-Triazole Inhibitor ProprietaryProprietary Inhibitor (non-Hazmat, TSCA listed) ProprietarySince I am not a customs agent, I can't tell you if they would consider this dangerous, but I can tell you the company says is in the product. I pulled this from Arctic Silver's website, from the Arctic Silver 5 MSDS.Thermal CompoundSilver (Metallic) 7440-22-4Boron Nitride 10043-11-5Zinc Oxide 1314-13-2Aluminum Oxide 1344-28-1Ester Oil Blend Non-hazardous Step-1 LiquidD-Limonene 68647-72-3Methyl Esters of Soybean Oil 67784-80-9Non-Ionic Surfactant 68603-25-8 Step-2 LiquidDipropylene Glycol Monomethyl Ether 34590-94-8Azole-Triazole Inhibitor ProprietaryProprietary Inhibitor (non-Hazmat, TSCA listed) ProprietarySince I... » Read More I pulled this from Arctic Silver's website, from the Arctic Silver 5 MSDS.Thermal CompoundSilver (Metallic) 7440-22-4Boron Nitride 10043-11-5Zinc Oxide 1314-13-2Aluminum Oxide 1344-28-1Ester Oil Blend Non-hazardous Step-1 LiquidD-Limonene 68647-72-3Methyl Esters of Soybean Oil 67784-80-9Non-Ionic Surfactant 68603-25-8 Step-2 LiquidDipropylene Glycol Monomethyl Ether 34590-94-8Azole-Triazole Inhibitor ProprietaryProprietary Inhibitor (non-Hazmat, TSCA listed) ProprietarySince I am not a customs agent, I can't tell you if they would consider this dangerous, but I can tell you the company says is in the product. « Show Less
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According to ICON's CSR this is the waxed-based lube that has silicone in it. The kit they sell is part#219170 (3 tubes and an applicator) The part # for individual tubes is 219167 so it seems to match up with what they are showing here.I have a Elite 9500 Pro model#NTL190111 btwUpdate. I see from ICON's site the the part# for my model is #219168. Doesn't mean that 219167 is not waxed based though.