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General Purpose Lubricant: -60° to 300°F, No Additives, 16 oz, Aerosol Can, Amber
- Item
- 20JY63
- Mfr. Model
- 490088
Product Details
- Catalog Page
- 2439
- Lubricant Brand
- WD-40
- Lubricant Application
- General Purpose Lubricant
- Lubricant Film
- Wet
- Net Fill
- 16 oz
- Container Size
- 21 oz
- Lubricant Container
- Aerosol Can
- Lubricant Base
- Mineral Oil
- Primary Additive
- No Additives
- Min. Operating Temp.
- -60°F
- Max. Operating Temp.
- 300 °F
- NSF Rating
- Not Rated
- 50 State VOC Compliant
- Yes
- VOC Content
- 25 %
- Lubricant Color
- Amber
- Odorless
- Yes
- Flammability
- Flammable
- GHS Flammability Rating
- Extremely Flammable Aerosol (Category 1)
- Flash Point
- 138°F
- Standards
- CARB Compliant; RoHS 2011/65/EU Compliant
- USDA Certified Biobased Product
- No
- Operating Temp. Range
- -60° to 300°F
- UNSPSC
- 15121514
- Country of Origin
- USA (subject to change)
- Product Description
General purpose lubricants reduce friction and wear, and prevent machinery from overheating. These fluids leave a slippery coating on two surfaces to keep moving parts like wheels, hinges, and gears moving smoothly and extend the life of equipment. Lubricants also provide some protection against water damage, contaminants, and corrosives.