How Much Do You Know About Lubricant Spray?

Lubricant spray is a versatile and essential product widely used across automotive, industrial, and household applications. As a synthetic industrial lubricant compatible with various surfaces, it penetrates, lubricates, and protects moving parts—extending the life of machinery and equipment.

Spray lubricants are commonly categorized into several types based on their composition and use:

• Silicone Spray: Ideal for rubber, plastic, and metal surfaces. It’s waterproof and often used for door seals, window tracks, and electronic components.
• White Lithium Grease: Suited for heavy-duty applications like bearings, gears, and automotive chassis. It forms a thick, long-lasting layer.
• PTFE (Teflon) Spray: Provides a dry, non-sticky lubrication perfect for mechanisms where dust attraction is a concern, such as locks and 3D printer rails.
• Penetrating Oil: Designed to loosen rusted or stuck parts but not intended for long-term lubrication.

These sprays reduce friction, prevent rust and corrosion, and help maintain smooth operation in a variety of devices.

• Squeaky or Stiff Mechanisms: Hinges, locks, sliding tracks, and rollers.
• Rusted Components: Nuts, bolts, and tools that are difficult to loosen.
• Preventive Maintenance: Regular application on automotive parts, power tools, and industrial machinery to avoid wear.
• Specialized Uses: Plastic gears, electronic sensors, bicycle chains, and marine equipment.

Avoid over-spraying. A thin, even layer is usually sufficient. Excess lubricant may attract dust or cause residue buildup.

We ensure every can of spray lubricant meets high standards of performance and safety. Our products undergo strict quality control and are developed to work effectively under various conditions.

We continuously improve our formulations to meet evolving market needs—whether for high-temperature environments, eco-friendly requirements, or specialized industrial uses.

Partner with us to supply reliable, high-performance lubricant sprays tailored to your market. Contact our team to learn more about OEM and ODM opportunities.