MG Chemicals - 846-80G Carbon Conductive Grease, 80g Tube

the very best product for electronic connections improves voltage with a great connection for all electronic plugs use this for all connections I used this for my cars and you can feel the difference the increased voltage back to normal operation makes all sensors function properly just a little goes a long way you can apply with a pin or a toothpick in each contact and your on your way to optimal performance and this will save you money on repair cost from corrosion loss of contact on sensors that are still good and keep your car running at its best remember your car runs by electricity for all components but is powered by gas the increase in voltage transmits into premium operating conditions better sensor operation equals better gas mileage simply a great product a must for any device whether its your car or another electronic device remember all you need is a pin point drop this is conductive and will transfer any current so very little is needed apply it plug it in then unplug to clean off squeeze out if you put to much in and plug it back in and you on your way to better connections better performance from any device I took the time to write this because this product is the ultimate choice for increased connections but not everybody understands that a little means a little so when I stated that a pin head sized amount is all you need that's exactly what you need THANK YOU MG FOR THIS PRODUCT I RATE THIS AT INFINITE STARS NOT FIVE FOR ITS QUALITY AND INCREASED PERFORMANCE THAT IT GIVES YOU FOR THE PRICE A SUPER VALUE FOR A LITTLE DAB WILL DO YA! YEAH!

This is an amazing product. I have a roughly 10 year old (True Sole TT8) treadmill on which the emergency stop switch, which relies on an electrical connection, became extremely sensitive. If I accidentally tapped it while running, the treadmill would turn off. In researching solutions, I found this lubricant. It fixed the issue immediately. I can now touch the emergency stop switch, tap it, and even shake it, and the treadmill stays on the way it's supposed to. As other reviewers note, the lubricant is thick, black, and hard to clean, so use it sparingly and maybe wear gloves when applying it. This is a great product that might have saved me from buying a new treadmill.

The Carbon bridges the aluminum to steel bolt in equipment I use. The dissimilar metals needed to be separated to prevent corrosion. Delivered on time and works well.

Roller bearings used to conduct electricity while in motion. This stuff works great to prevent arcing/flickering for an application where electricity is conducted from a track through roller bearings. The voltage range in this case is 60-70 VAC, so any resistance/voltage drop, if negligible, if there is any. It can be messy if you accidentally touch it and then touch other surfaces - but the consistency is like a paste, so there's no dripping or anything that can get out of control. Just use a q-tip or small paint brush to apply it, and wipe away any excess with a paper towel / rubbing alcohol.

I use this for automotive chassis grounds. Brush/sand off the rust; clean area; apply the 846; install/tighten the ground; smear some over the fastener. A little goes a long way! Would be great for structural building grounds, too. I plan on using this to coat my solenoid contacts in my starter as well.In my test with a basic multimeter, an inch long strip of this grease provided me about 2k ohms of resistance. Of course, the resistance decreases with shorter distances, and there really is just some microscopic distances between mechanical grounds. I use MG's 846 for corrosion protection and the best electrical connection possible.A word of caution: Never use any type of conductive greases with automotive electrical connectors. You'll immediately regret it when your circuit shorts out! Conductive greases have very specific applications. Non-conductive greases such as dielectric grease are often used with electrical connectors to function as corrosion protection - not to enhance the electrical conductivity of the circuit. I use dielectric grease far more frequently than conductive grease.PS - Both the aluminum and the copper based anti-seize greases are non-conductive according to my multimeter. A quick test on your part, if you own some, will verify this.

I had a hidden disconnect in a performance connector. The voltage through the connector is low and it must be sensitive to slight variations in current. The connector is obsolete. I used this grease throughout the connector pins. To my amazement all of the parameters were met and the engine runs fine. This product does what it says. I highly recommend it.