DYNABRADE
DYNABRADE 95842 Air Tool Oil Amber 16 oz Bottle
Air tool lubricant in a 16 oz amber bottle with a 320 °F flash point and 0.95 specific gravity
- TypeBatteries
- DYNABRADE 95842 air tool oil lubricates pneumatic equipment
- 16 oz bottle provides extended supply for workshop use
- Amber mineral base oil identifies fluid level at a glance
- Flash point 320 Degrees F supports high-temperature operation
- Specific gravity .95 ensures consistent flow through tools
Product identity
The Dynabrade 95842 is a mineral-based air tool lubricant supplied in a 16 oz amber bottle. It is intended for technicians who need a general-purpose oil for pneumatic equipment maintenance.
Thermals noise and power
As a lubricant this product generates no heat, noise or electrical draw during application. Its flash point is 320 degrees F and its specific gravity is 0.95, indicating stable handling in normal workshop conditions.
Sustained load behaviour
Under continuous tool operation the oil maintains film strength to reduce wear on moving parts. It carries no NSF food-grade rating and is not rated for extreme temperature limits, so it suits standard industrial use rather than specialised environments.
Highlights
- DYNABRADE 95842 air tool oil lubricates pneumatic equipment
- 16 oz bottle provides extended supply for workshop use
- Amber mineral base oil identifies fluid level at a glance
- Flash point 320 Degrees F supports high-temperature operation
- Specific gravity .95 ensures consistent flow through tools
Specifications
| Type | Batteries |
|---|---|
| Brand | DYNABRADE |
Questions about this item
How do I add the Dynabrade 95842 air tool oil to my pneumatic tool's lubricator?
Fill the tool's built-in oiler or inline lubricator with the 16 oz amber mineral oil; the step often missed is setting the drip rate to one drop per minute of operation.
When should I replace the oil in my air tool's reservoir?
Replace the fluid when it darkens, becomes contaminated with water or debris, or after the interval recommended by the tool manufacturer.
What temperature limit affects this lubricant during extended heavy use?
The flash point is 320 degrees Fahrenheit; sustained operation near this temperature can degrade the mineral base oil.
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