Renewable Lubricants
Renewable Lubricants Chainsaw Lubricant Jug Vegetable Oil No Additives Not Rated accessory
Vegetable-oil chainsaw lubricant in a one-quart jug with no additives, rated from minus 21 to 250 degrees Fahrenheit
- MaterialHAWA
- Vegetable-oil formula biodegrades cleanly in soil and water
- Operates from -21 °F to 250 °F without thickening or breaking down
- No additives means no harmful residues on wood or equipment
- One-quart jug handles multiple refills for extended cutting sessions
Chainsaw Lubricant Jug Vegetable Oil
This vegetable-oil chainsaw lubricant comes in a one-quart jug and contains no additives. It is designed for operators who prefer a plant-based bar-and-chain fluid for general cutting tasks. The formula suits both occasional home users and professionals seeking a biodegradable option.
Temperature Range Minus 21 To 250 Degrees F
The lubricant remains liquid from minus 21 degrees F up to 250 degrees F, so it flows in cold weather and resists thinning in high heat. Its HAWA material base supports consistent delivery through standard oiler ports without gumming. Users needing a rated or additive-enhanced product should select a different formulation.
Highlights
- Vegetable-oil formula biodegrades cleanly in soil and water
- Operates from -21 °F to 250 °F without thickening or breaking down
- No additives means no harmful residues on wood or equipment
- One-quart jug handles multiple refills for extended cutting sessions
Specifications
| Material | HAWA |
|---|---|
| Brand | Renewable Lubricants |
Questions about this item
What temperature range does the vegetable-oil chainsaw lubricant cover?
The lubricant operates from -21 Degrees F up to 250 Degrees F, staying liquid across that span.
What size container does the jug hold?
The jug contains 1 qt of vegetable-oil chainsaw lubricant with no additives.
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