MAC Siliglide Food Grade Silicone Grease
Categories: Lubricants, Engineering, Food Manufacturing, Grease, Industries
MAC Siliglide Food Grade Silicone Grease
MAC Siliglide Food Grade Silicone Grease is a safe, MPI C15-approved lubricant for food processing in New Zealand.
Its high-performance silicone formula keeps conveyor belts, bottling lines, and moving parts operating smoothly—even with frequent washdowns or exposure to food contact surfaces.
Discover the benefits that make MAC Siliglide Food Grade Silicone Grease ideal for critical food industry applications:
- 100% food grade silicone non toxic film ready-to-use grease
- MPI approved C15 (all animal products excluding dairy)
- Odourless, tasteless, colourless and non-staining
- Repels moisture, stops freezing and inhibits rust, does not attract dust or product debris
- Lubricates all moving parts: metals, plastics, rubber, fabrics & painted surfaces
- Effective on metal-to-plastic and plastic-to-plastic contact surfaces
- Improves productivity & prolongs equipment life
- Stable over temperature extremes from minus -40 to +240°C
- Bulk 4kg pail, alternative sizes availaible on request
- Made in New Zealand
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Stock#
1MOTCL6A
1MOTFL20B
Variant/Size
500ml
20L
Quantity
12
1
Gr.Wt (Kg)
5.320
Vol (m3)
0.012
0.012
Details
Applications
Brake linings, pads and drums
Calipers, CV joints, cylinders etc
General degreasing
Frequently Asked Questions
Essential Info About MAC Brake & Parts Cleaner
MAC Brake and Parts Cleaner 500ml has become a staple across New Zealand workshops, garages, farms, and marine service centres due to its exceptional cleaning performance and safety profile. Unlike many generic degreasers, MAC’s formula is specifically engineered for fast, residue-free evaporation—meaning critical brake and metal parts are left completely clean and dry for immediate servicing or reassembly.
In a climate as varied as New Zealand’s, where equipment faces mud, salt, and tough environmental contaminants, this cleaner delivers reliable results in all conditions.
Workshops use it to remove stubborn brake dust, oil, and grime from drums, discs, calipers, and linings, while marine technicians count on it for engine and gearbox degreasing. The product is non-chlorinated, which supports safer handling and aligns with best practices outlined by NZ’s WorkSafe guidelines.
For more on safe workshop cleaning practices, see Arandee’s maintenance solutions.
MAC Brake and Parts Cleaner 500ml has become a staple across New Zealand workshops, garages, farms, and marine service centres due to its exceptional cleaning performance and safety profile. Unlike many generic degreasers, MAC’s formula is specifically engineered for fast, residue-free evaporation—meaning critical brake and metal parts are left completely clean and dry for immediate servicing or reassembly.
In a climate as varied as New Zealand’s, where equipment faces mud, salt, and tough environmental contaminants, this cleaner delivers reliable results in all conditions.
Workshops use it to remove stubborn brake dust, oil, and grime from drums, discs, calipers, and linings, while marine technicians count on it for engine and gearbox degreasing. The product is non-chlorinated, which supports safer handling and aligns with best practices outlined by NZ’s WorkSafe guidelines.
For more on safe workshop cleaning practices, see Arandee’s maintenance solutions.
For best results, ensure the work area is well ventilated and free from ignition sources. Shake the can well before use. Hold MAC Brake and Parts Cleaner about 20–30cm from the surface and spray directly onto the target area—whether that’s brake pads, drums, discs, gears, or engine components. Allow the powerful solvent action to dissolve oils, brake fluid, and debris. For heavily soiled parts, let the solution penetrate for a few moments, then agitate with a brush if needed. Wipe away loosened grime with a lint-free cloth, or let the product air-dry (the fast-evaporating formula won’t leave a residue).
For regular servicing, this cleaner is safe on most metals, but always patch test plastics or painted surfaces first. For detailed guides on automotive cleaning, visit our MAC Workshop Essentials page or consult AA New Zealand’s car care tips.
For best results, ensure the work area is well ventilated and free from ignition sources. Shake the can well before use. Hold MAC Brake and Parts Cleaner about 20–30cm from the surface and spray directly onto the target area—whether that’s brake pads, drums, discs, gears, or engine components. Allow the powerful solvent action to dissolve oils, brake fluid, and debris. For heavily soiled parts, let the solution penetrate for a few moments, then agitate with a brush if needed. Wipe away loosened grime with a lint-free cloth, or let the product air-dry (the fast-evaporating formula won’t leave a residue).
For regular servicing, this cleaner is safe on most metals, but always patch test plastics or painted surfaces first. For detailed guides on automotive cleaning, visit our MAC Workshop Essentials page or consult AA New Zealand’s car care tips.
MAC Brake and Parts Cleaner 500ml is trusted by a broad spectrum of users: from auto repair shops and industrial workshops to agricultural service providers and marine engineers. Its applications include cleaning brake assemblies, calipers, drums, pads, cylinders, and general metal degreasing in both light and heavy vehicles. Cyclists use it for chain and gear maintenance, while farmers rely on it for tractors and machinery. Because it evaporates quickly and contains no ozone-depleting chemicals, MAC Brake and Parts Cleaner helps users comply with environmental safety rules—see New Zealand’s EPA guidance for more details.
Whether you’re working in a service centre or at home, using the right cleaner is key to extending equipment life and ensuring mechanical reliability. Learn more about safe product handling and storage on the Arandee website.
MAC Brake and Parts Cleaner 500ml is trusted by a broad spectrum of users: from auto repair shops and industrial workshops to agricultural service providers and marine engineers. Its applications include cleaning brake assemblies, calipers, drums, pads, cylinders, and general metal degreasing in both light and heavy vehicles. Cyclists use it for chain and gear maintenance, while farmers rely on it for tractors and machinery. Because it evaporates quickly and contains no ozone-depleting chemicals, MAC Brake and Parts Cleaner helps users comply with environmental safety rules—see New Zealand’s EPA guidance for more details.
Whether you’re working in a service centre or at home, using the right cleaner is key to extending equipment life and ensuring mechanical reliability. Learn more about safe product handling and storage on the Arandee website.
