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Lubricating

Penetrating Lubricants

Penetrating Lubricants

Cut through dirt, grease, and rust to protect tools and components from wear

Grease

Thicker than oil to evenly lubricate surfaces and stay in place

Oil

Thinner than grease to flow in smaller gaps; dissipates heat and removes dirt and metal shavings

Dry-Film Lubricants

Dry-Film Lubricants

Goes on wet and dries to form a nonstick film that lubricates surfaces without attracting dust

Antiseize Lubricants

Antiseize Lubricants

Prevent threaded fasteners from sticking due to rust, dirt, and heat

Assembly Lubricants

Assembly Lubricants

Lubricate tight-fitting parts before sliding them together to make assembly easier

Mold-Release Lubricants

Mold-Release Lubricants

Apply to molds before casting parts to prevent sticking, stretching, and tearing

Machining and Fabricating Lubricants

Machining and Fabricating Lubricants

Keep cutting tools cool, lubricated, and rust free; also flush out shavings to avoid damage

Grease Dispensers

Grease Dispensers

Connect to a grease gun, drum, or pail to deliver a controlled, constant flow of grease

Facility and Grounds Maintenance

Motor Cleaners

Remove dirt, grease, and wax to keep electric motors and generators working efficiently

Electrical Parts Cleaners

Electrical Parts Cleaners

Eliminate dirt, oil, and rust from relays, circuit boards, and other electronics

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