UniFlor™ is the most stable of all lubricants. It outlasts petroleum and other synthetic lubricants in rigorous laboratory tests and in the field. UniFlor lubricants are already specified by Fortune 500 companies and employed in a wide range of industries from automotives, to aerospace, to industrial machinery, to semiconductor and flat panel display manufacturing. UniFlor extends the operating life of hundreds of products and is on the cutting edge of lubricant technology. Browse the selections here and learn more about UniFlor and discover why Nye's family of fluorinated lubricants is SmartGrease™.

UniFlor Brochure This brochure is a basic introduction to the UniFlor family of perfluoropolyether (PFPE) lubricants. It explains the base material and cites case studies that demonstrate how UniFlor survives extreme environments and extends product life times. English Chinese German Japanese Spanish French Italian Portuguese UniFlor Lubenote The UniFlor Lubenote contains information on selecting oils or greases for different applications and a list of field-proven UniFlor products for various components. View PDF. Industrial Maintenance Lubenote The Industrial Maintenance Lubenote looks at how synthetic lubricants improve efficiency on the factory floor, and recommends some UniFlor formulations. View PDF. UniFlor Lubeletter The Nye Lubeletter is the oldest, continuously published corporate newsletter about synthetic lubricants. This issue introduces the UniFlor brand, offers an explanation of perfluoropolyether oil and cites where UniFlor is used in some automotive applications, space vehicles, precision and high-temperature industrial bearings, wide-temperature electrical connectors, office equipment, and home appliances. View PDF. Technical Articles Read these technical articles for a better understanding of how UniFlor and Nye's other PFPE based lubricants are put to work in the field. A Guide to Selecting the Right PFPE Lubricant by George B Mock An introduction to PFPE fluid chemistries, including a comparison of their properties and intended applications. View PDF. Lubricants for Semiconductor Manufacturing Equipment by Kevin Akin and Dan Shea A primer on synthetic chemistries that explains why some lubricants are preferred for vacuum and cleanroom environments. View PDF.