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Super Lube® is thermally conductive. Super Lube® Multi-Purpose Synthetic Oil with Syncolon® (PTFE), Super Lube® Synthetic Lightweight Oil and Super Lube® Extra Lightweight Oil are good for use in heat transfer circulating systems and do not... next...

Protecting and sealing your valves from the elements is critical for maintaining performance. Super Lube® Silicone Dielectric Grease and Super Lube® Silicone Lubricating Grease with Syncolon® (PTFE) provide a non-curing moisture barrier for... next...

When you're ready to hit the road, you want to make sure that your vehicle is working at its absolute best. We are dedicated to providing our customers with products that ensure they can handle whatever the road throws at them. We make sure... next...

In general, thick oils are best for slow operating speeds and thin oils for high-speed applications. Super Lube® is a thixotropic material. This means it will thin at the point of shear as operating speeds increase in order to maintain the most... next...

We previously spoke about the importance of viscosity in a previous blog post. What you may not know, however, is that oil viscosity can vary wildly in some oils depending on the temperature where it is applied. Super Lube®, because it is synthetic,... next...

Viscosity, or the thickness of the oil, is important because it determines the lubricant's film strength and efficiency in preventing friction between moving parts. Thick oil has a high viscosity, and thin oil has a low viscosity. If oil is... next...

A properly functioning valve is responsible for more than just controlling flow; it also needs to prevent leakage and prevent degrading over time. At Super Lube®, we have developed products that work well for valve lubrication and valve sealing.... next...

Oftentimes we receive the question: Super Lube® comes in grease and oil form. Which should I use? The best lubrication takes place when a part can actually be bathed in the lubricant. In these applications, Super Lube® Oils should be used depending... next...

A power over ethernet (POE) clock is a modern style clock which gets plugged into a corporation (or individual)’s network via an ethernet cable. This allows it to automatically boot, automatically set the time to atomic time, and is then ready... next...

Aerosols such as WD-40 sprays do not have anti-friction properties. Squeaks are only temporarily stopped because the spray wets the surface and then quickly evaporates. These sprays are good for releasing frozen nuts and bolts, but not for lubricating.... next...