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Blaster PB-50-128 General Purpose Lubricant 1 gal Can
A general-purpose lubricant in a one-gallon can with PTFE additive, 25 % VOC content, and a 105 °F flash point
- 1-gallon can covers large jobs with 10.75 oz net fill
- PTFE additive cuts friction on moving parts
- Works from 0 to 120 °F in extreme temps
- 25 % VOC content meets 50-state compliance
- Flash point 105 °F for safer handling
General Purpose Lubricant 1 gal Can
Blaster PB-50-128 is a petroleum-distillate lubricant supplied in a one-gallon can with a net fill of 10.75 oz. It is intended for mechanics and maintenance personnel who need a wet, colourless film for general-purpose lubrication tasks. The product carries no NSF rating and is not restricted for sale in any state.
Thermals Noise and Power Draw
The lubricant remains functional between 0 °F and 120 °F and has a flash point of 105 °F. It is classified as a combustible liquid category four with a VOC content of 25 percent and meets 50-state VOC compliance. The formulation is not odourless and contains PTFE as the primary additive.
Build Quality Connectors and Mounting
The metal can provides a sealed container for the petroleum-distillate base and PTFE additive. Its one-gallon capacity suits workshop storage and allows repeated access for application tools. The colourless fluid leaves no visible residue on components during day-to-day use.
Highlights
- 1-gallon can covers large jobs with 10.75 oz net fill
- PTFE additive cuts friction on moving parts
- Works from 0 to 120 °F in extreme temps
- 25 % VOC content meets 50-state compliance
- Flash point 105 °F for safer handling
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I apply the 1 gal can of Blaster PB-50-128 lubricant, and what step is often missed?
Shake the can well before use, then spray or pour onto the target area. The step most people skip is re-shaking during extended jobs, which keeps the PTFE additive suspended for consistent coverage.
What maintenance or replacement will this lubricant need over time?
The product itself does not require maintenance. Replace the can when the 10.75 oz net fill is exhausted or if the spray nozzle becomes clogged and cannot be cleared with solvent.
What is the first operating limit reached during sustained high-temperature use?
The maximum operating temperature is 120 Degrees F. Above this, the petroleum distillate base can thin excessively, reducing film strength and PTFE adhesion on the work surface.
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