By traveling along individual strands and penetrating to the core of wire rope and cable, these lubricants maximize coverage to prevent rust and reduce wear. They cut through dirt, grease, and rust to protect wire rope and cable.

Lubricants with moly (molybdenum disulfide) withstand high loads and have excellent wear resistance. They can be applied while wire rope is in motion.

These lubricants go on wet for easy application. Once dry, they form a nonstick film that won't attract dust. Use them for general purpose lubricating in most applications.

Lubricants with graphite have good heat and wear resistance.

Sprayon LU 204 Dry Film Graphite has good corrosion resistance and is conductive.

Also known as paintable mold-release lubricants, these lubricants don’t leave a residue, so you can paint or finish the molded part without the need to clean it. Apply them to molds before casting so you can easily remove cast parts and prevent sticking, stretching, and tearing.

Lubricants with PTFE create a long-lasting film that withstands high temperatures. Lubricants with soybean fluid, also known as lecithin, are typically used with gaskets and seals. Lubricants with silicone have a small amount of silicone for lubricity, but still allow you to paint molded parts without cleaning first. Lubricants with zinc resist dust and can be used with ceramics.