Jake's Ceresin
Our Ceresin lubes were developed to provide solutions to some of the 50/50 problems: high temperature requirements melting in the case, difficulty in large volume casting and loading, and short seating due to lube migration, especially in progressive presses.
Each of Jake’s Ceresin lubes requires different amounts of heat to flow well. All are noted for their superior “workability”. They will not crumble, shrink or breakdown in the case. If you crease a stick with your fingernail you might be surprised by its “elastic nature.” It’s clean and will not migrate to other bullets in your bin.
Jake's Moly
Moly is a dark teal green color, and needs about 105 to 110 degrees Fahrenheit to flow. It contains Molybdenum Disulfide
and beeswax, which helps stabilize the moly in the mix. Providing outstanding performance in heavy rifle and pistol bullets mostly over 200 grains and up, in lower velocity cowboy loads, shooters report it as "perfect for 800 to 1500 FPS".
Jake's Purple
Purple is considered our most versatile lube. It flows well at 117 to 125 degrees Fahrenheit. Many commercial casters like it because it covers a wide range of bullets. The “sweet spot" seems to be 1000 to 1800 FPS, but "your results may vary." This will be your favorite if you cast a wide array of calibers and loads and don’t want to repeatedly “melt out" the Lubesizer for a different lube.
Click here for information about ordering Jake's Purple.Jake's Scarlet
Scarlet has the highest melting temp of all at 125 to 130 degrees Fahrenheit and is best suited to 1500 to 2200 FPS. Faster than 2200 FPS Gas checks are recommended. It has all the same great properties as the others. When the temperature is right, the lube goes in light orange and cools to red on the bullet.
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