Keep electric motors and generators working efficiently by removing dirt, grease/oil, gum, and wax. These cleaners are NSF registered K2 for use in food-processing environments.

Designed to be used together to improve the performance of electrical connections, cleaners remove oxidation and corrosion on connections while sealants coat them to prevent oxidation and corrosion.

Cleaners provide long-lasting protection for all metal surfaces. Sealants for metal surfaces protect electrical contacts and connections in high humidity, corrosive, and salty environments. Sealants for gold surfaces improve conductivity and provide lasting protection.

Kits come with cleaner, sealant for metal surfaces, sealant for gold surfaces, and grease. Grease provides lubrication while also removing corrosion and oxidation. Kits also include cloths, brushes, and swabs for application.

Apply to electrical connections such as switches and lugs to prevent corrosion, enhance conductivity, and suppress arcing. These inhibitors protect and lubricate the connection while sealing out liquids and gases.

The compound is easy to apply with the included brush.

Spray these abrasion- and wear-resistant coatings on motor winding wire, transformers, and other metal electrical parts to protect them from oils, chemicals, and moisture. They are solvent based, so they dry quickly. Choose a varnish with a dielectric strength that’s greater than the voltage of the electrical equipment it protects.

Clear varnish leaves a transparent film so components can be inspected. Red and green varnish stand out for identification when used to coat wire.

Chill individual electronic components on a circuit board to troubleshoot one circuit at a time.

Sprays with hydrofluoroolefin gas propellant are less harmful to the environment than sprays with hydrofluorocarbon gas propellant.

Remove gels, blocking and filling compounds, dirt, grease, oil, tar, and wax often found in or on outdoor telecommunications cables before splicing them together to make a reliable connection. These solvent-based removers are safe to use on cable insulation and components, metals, and most plastics. All rinse clean with water.

Wipes come ready to use. Simply wipe them on your cables.

Use a brush or saturate a cloth to apply liquids to your cables.

Clean dirt, grease, oil, tar, and wax from fiber-optic cables before splicing them together. After wiping them on, these removers evaporate quickly and don’t leave residue, so there’s no need to rinse the cables off and their optical clarity won’t change. If you’re in a rush, wipe them dry with a lint-free cloth.

Clean hard-to-reach and tight spaces with a burst of air.

Any-angle dusters work even when upside down.

Replaceable can is a CO2 cylinder that comes with a reusable nozzle that screws onto the cylinder to adjust air flow from a puff to a high-pressure burst.

Refillable can comes empty and must be filled from an air supply.

Bend and twist these files to clean contacts in hard-to-reach spots. Use on electrical components such as spark plugs, switches, relays, and ignition points.

A pen-shaped holder stores six files. Use to clean contacts on electrical components such as spark plugs, switches, relays, and ignition points.

Rods are used for cleaning pits on contacts.