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

Formulated to reduce friction and wear, this oil ensures smooth, uniform motion of slides, tracks, and ways.

Protect equipment while limiting environmental impact. These multipurpose lubricants quickly break down in water. Use them to cut through dirt, grease, and rust, loosen stuck fasteners, and protect equipment.

Formulated to handle high loads and temperatures, these multipurpose lubricants are NSF registered H1 for incidental food contact. Use them in high-pressure applications, such as gears, hinges, ovens, and dryers.

Spray these lubricants onto wire rope and cable used in vertical or fast-moving applications. They dispense as a thick gel, completely covering wire strands without dripping or running off. Use them to cut through dirt, grease, and rust, and to protect wire rope and cable.

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.

Use this general purpose grease to lubricate most machinery.

Waterproof and heat-resistant, this grease can be autoclaved without washing out of equipment. It's chemically inert, so it won't interact with process fluids.

For use on metal parts to prevent corrosion and as an antiseize lubricant. Gauges are often coated in a thin layer of lanolin to move smoothly and maintain their precision.

This grease remains stable and in place under high pressure, heavy loads, and shock loads. It's often used to lubricate heavy-duty food production equipment.

Use this grease in areas where there is the possibility of contact with food.

This grease stands up to the high speeds typically found in automated applications.

Micro vibrations caused by surface imperfections on carriage bearings can affect precision. This grease fills in those imperfections so carriages roll smoothly.

Use these NSF registered H1 lubricants in food-processing and preparation areas with a risk of incidental food contact. They form a nonstick film that won't attract contaminants, such as flour.

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.