Freedom Lube Universal metal lubricant, protectant and cleaner

Lubrication: Apply Freedom Lube Universal oil to any metal that requires lubrication in the home, shop or office. Reduces friction of key components reducing wear on these vital mechanical parts, reducing the probability of a malfunction or further damage to metal. 

 

Cleaning: Freedom Lube removes carbon, dirt and surface iron oxide from parts with ease. Apply oil to the surface that needs cleaning and rub with a soft brush or rag. 

 

Protection: Apply Freedom Lube to a lint free rag and wipe surface to obtain a protective barrier to any part or surface. Protects metal against the forming of iron oxide and causes water or other liquids to bead and roll off. 

 

Your customer satisfaction is our main priority.

To be eligible for a refund, the product must be in its original condition, unused and/or the product integrity seal cannot be broken. For products purchased directly from Freedom Line Products can be returned within 30 days of its original purchase date. Proof of purchase required. For products purchased from an authorized dealer refer to the authorized dealer for their return and exchange policy. If for any reason you believe the product is defective or there is a problem with performance regardless of purchase location. Please contact us immediately with your concern.

Email: freedomlineproducts@yahoo.com

Phone: (865) 551-9056

Packages are NOT shipped on Saturday or Sunday. Normal transit time is 4-6 business days. We cannot be held responsible for delays caused by carriers. Shipping time is estimated and not guaranteed. Ships from the USA!

Product contains petroleum distillates. If swallowed do not induce vomiting. If eye exposure occurs, rinse with plenty of water. Contact physician if skin irritation occurs or if swallowed. 

Freedom Lube was tested by Clark Testing, a ASTM certified laboratory.

 

• Flash Point (ASTM D92)  463 Degrees Fahrenheit 

 

• Viscosity index (ASTM D445) 168.79

1. Viscosity @ 40C     cst 116.01
2. Viscosity @ 100C   cst 17.676

 

What does this mean? The viscosity of a lubricant is the lubricants ability to reduce friction between two solid surfaces at different temperatures. So the higher the viscosity number, the thicker the lubricant is at a particular degree and the lower the viscosity number, the thinner the oil is at a particular degree.  The viscosity tests show that Freedom Lube does not gum up at low temperatures and does not become too thin at high temperatures. 

 

Disclaimer- Freedom Line Products makes no claim to restoring metal that has been altered on a molecular level such as; pitting caused by rust damage.