For use with roller chain and other moving metal parts, these thin lubricants cut through dirt, grease, and rust, withstand heavy loads, and resist wear.

Made with moisture-resistant thickeners, this grease stays in place in wet environments.

Reduce mess and waste with these easy-to-apply, nonstaining lubricants. They reduce friction between your cutting tool and workpiece to make cutting cycles faster and easier, improve surface finishes, and extend tool life. All resist running and dripping.

Also known as antifriction coatings, these slippery coatings cure to provide permanent lubrication. They're made with moly for high-load applications, such as hinges, gears, and rods. They fill in surface imperfections for a smooth, dry finish that won’t attract dust.

Made of graphite in a thin oil, these lubricants penetrate wire rope and cable to the core. When the oil evaporates, it leaves behind a dry film of graphite that prevents wear and corrosion throughout the rope without attracting dust.

Free of metal particles, these lubricants won’t react with stainless steel. Also known as thread lubricants, antiseize lubricants prevent threaded fasteners and close-fitting parts from locking together due to corrosion, contamination, or heat.

Corrosion-resistant additives allow these lubricants to prevent parts from locking together in caustic environments, such as steel mills and power plants.

Often used with engine bolts and heavily-loaded, slow-moving gears, these lubricants are formulated with moly (molybdenum disulfide) to prevent parts from locking together under high loads and pressure.

Coat tight-fitting metal parts with these lubricants before sliding them together to make assembly easier. Once assembled, they provide initial lubrication in equipment before oil has a chance to flow.