Qyouth TF8 13.8 W/m.k thermal grease watch accessory
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Compact glass jar with a stainless steel mesh strainer and secure silicone lid for soaking and cleaning tiny watch parts
The Watch Oil Parts Washing Jar is a compact container designed for soaking and cleaning tiny watch components. It combines a clear glass body with a stainless steel mesh strainer that holds screws, gears, springs and pins while fluid circulates. The secure silicone lid reduces splashing and contains odour during use. This tool suits watchmakers, jewellers and hobbyists performing movement servicing or jewellery maintenance.
This jar replaces improvised bowls or jars fitted with ill-fitting lids that let cleaning fluid splash and fumes escape. The integrated strainer basket eliminates the need for separate sieves or makeshift filters when retrieving minute parts. The jump is worth it when you regularly handle components small enough to lose down a drain or hide in residue, and you want a single vessel that contains, strains and lets you monitor progress at once.
The 3.5 cm internal diameter and fine mesh best serve users who work on mechanical movements, crown assemblies or delicate jewellery findings. Buyers who need to clean larger bracelets, case backs or bulk quantities of parts should look at something else, as the jar’s capacity is limited to small component batches.
| Part Number | WSJ01 |
|---|---|
| Gender | Unisex |
| Features | Stainless Steel Mesh Strainer |
The glass jar measures 7 cm tall by 3.5 cm wide, making it compact enough for a small watchmaker’s workstation.
Drop the stainless steel mesh basket into the jar, pour in cleaning fluid, add parts, then press the silicone lid firmly until it seals; the step often missed is ensuring the lid sits flush to stop splashing and odor escape.
The silicone lid will eventually lose its seal and should be replaced to keep the jar splash-proof and odor-tight.
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