EPILAME

Definition

Epilame is a product that prevents oils from spreading on watchmaking components.

Operation

A drop of lubricant spreads quickly on a clean part. Epilame forms an invisible, hydrophobic and oleophobic molecular layer, which keeps the lubricant within its working area.

Importance

The durability of a lubricant depends on it staying in place. Epilame thus determines the longevity of the lubrication and the proper functioning of the movement.

See also

For the application of Lubricants, see Lubricants.

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