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AMSOIL Synthetic Air Tool Oil

AMSOIL Synthetic Air Tool Oil is specially formulated to provide exceptional lubricity for pneumatic equipment commonly used by automotive enthusiasts, mechanics and craftsmen.

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AMSOIL Synthetic Air Tool Oil is specially formulated to provide exceptional lubricity for pneumatic equipment commonly used by automotive enthusiasts, mechanics and craftsmen. It promotes equipment longevity, smooth operation, and reduced wear for a variety of common air tools, including grinders, impact wrenches, ratchet wrenches, chisels, drills, sanders, hammers and nail guns. It effectively lubricates rotary and piston-type air tool bearings and motors, while managing moisture and conditioning rubber and plastic seals & O-rings.

AMSOIL Synthetic Air Tool Oil helps prevent corrosion and deposits while reducing wear and extending tool life. It allows air tools to run cleanly and reliably for years, even generations. Convenient packaging design allows for easy dispensing of products. AMSOIL Synthetic Air Tool Oil offers equipment owners premium protection for lasting performance.

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