antiseize

English

Etymology

anti- +‎ seize

Noun

antiseize (countable and uncountable, plural antiseizes)

1. Alternative form of anti-seize
   • 1989, Fred A. Carson, Opticalman 3 & 2, page 10-40:

     Likewise, use antiseize on cover screw threads, objective cap threads, and the objective adapter threads (where appropriate).

   • 2010, Capt. Wayne Raybourn, Stormy Seas, →ISBN, page 64:

     Learn working with shackles and how to use them. Use antiseize on every threaded thing you put your hands on.

   • 2019, Nicholas Goodnight, Kirk VanGelder, Automotive Engine Performance, →ISBN, page 430:

     Without adding antiseize, these plugs can seize or bind to the head.

Adjective

antiseize (not comparable)

1. Alternative form of anti-seize
   • 1971, S. Ramachandra Rao, Xanthates and related compounds, page 484:

     They possess good antiseize properties.

   • 2003, Jack Erjavec, Automotive Brakes, →ISBN, page 44:

     Molybdenum disulfide is another common additive that improves the antiseize properties of wheel-bearing grease.

   • 2004, Roger F. Haycock, Arthur J. Caines, John E. Hillier, Automotive Lubricants Reference Book, →ISBN, page 677:

     In some cases, the EP property results from a surface-active additive that imparts antiwear or antiseize properties beyond the capabilities of the usual fluid, thickener, or other finely dispersed lubricating solids in the grease.