
Pressol 50g Graphite Powder, Carbon Dry Lubricant for Locks, Hinges and Zips
Description & Specs
Pressol 50g Graphite Powder is a fine carbon-based dry lubricant that reduces friction and wear in moving parts. Graphite powder works by leaving a slick, dry film between surfaces, so it lubricates without the residue of oil or grease, which makes it handy for spots where you do not want anything sticky to attract dust.
- Size: 50g
- Type: Graphite powder (dry lubricant)
- Material: Carbon
- Colour: Black
Common graphite powder uses include freeing up locks, hinges, zips and latches that have become stiff. Because it is a dry lubricant rather than an oil, it suits mechanisms where a grease-free finish is preferred, helping quiet squeaks and keep parts moving smoothly.
More about this product
Pressol 50g Graphite Powder is a finely ground dry lubricant for a range of everyday uses, helping reduce friction and wear. The grease-free formula makes it suitable for locks, hinges, zips, latches and other mechanisms where a dry lubricant is preferred.
- 50g of fine carbon graphite powder
- Dry lubricant leaves no oily or greasy residue
- Suited to locks, hinges, zips and latches
- Helps reduce creaks and squeaks in moving parts
Questions & Answers
What is graphite powder used for?
It is a dry lubricant used to free up and quiet locks, hinges, zips, latches and other stiff mechanisms without leaving an oily residue.
How does graphite powder work?
Graphite is a carbon-based dry lubricant that leaves a slick film between moving surfaces, reducing friction without oil or grease.
What size is the bottle?
This is a 50g pack of graphite powder.
Why choose a dry lubricant over oil?
A dry lubricant leaves no greasy film, so it is useful in spots where oil could attract dust and dirt, such as locks and zips.
Shipping & Returns
Dispatches within 1-2 business days from our Australian warehouses
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