Resistant to oxidation and heat, use this oil to lubricate a variety of machine tools and equipment. It's also known as turbine oil.

Use at pressures up to 50,000 psi.

Reduce wear on rings, cylinders, and other moving parts in most major manufacturers' air compressors.

Designed to flow well at extremely low temperatures, use this oil with ammonia refrigeration compressors. It won't mix with refrigerant.

Designed to be used with equipment that will be used outdoors, this hydraulic oil handles low temperatures and rapid temperature swings.

Protect equipment while having a limited impact on the environment. This oil breaks down quickly in water.

Use this oil in machines that require the same lubricant for both their hydraulic and way systems. Antiwear and oxidation-resistant additives make it work well with hydraulic systems, while moly gives it the high load-carrying ability required by way systems.

This oil withstands the heavy loads found in gear boxes.

Phosphorus additives give this oil the strength it needs for use in worm gears.

For use in worm gears, this oil stands up to high pressure. Use it in food-processing and preparation areas where incidental contact with food is possible.

Keep air-powered tools running longer. This oil prevents corrosion and has wear-resistant and extreme-pressure properties. It absorbs water to reduce condensation and prevent buildup.

For long-lasting lubrication in vacuum pumps, this oil is slow to evaporate.

These fluids meet Ford and General Motors (Dexron III) specifications for automatic transmission fluids. They can also be used as power steering fluid and compressor fluid.

Also known as flushing fluids, these additives provide wear resistance while flushing and cleaning hydraulic systems, gear boxes, compressors, and other equipment.

Apply directly to seals and O-rings to extend service life by preventing drying and cracking.