Labelle Industries No. 107 Plastic Compatible Motor Oil 2019 formula is a medium-weight lubricant for HO and larger scale models with high-torque motors. With its temperature range of -45F to +450F it's more than suitable for model trains as well as other radio-control vehicles and drone shafts. It is also USDA Food Grade and Kosher certified and contains no chemicals that require Proposition 65 notices in California. Other uses of No. 107 Plastic Compatible Motor Oil include Other uses: fractional horsepower motors, tiny bearings, computer fans, computer printed bearings, sewing machines, large fishing reel mechanisms, drawer slides, door and window locks, precision instruments, large clock mechanisms and small locks of all sizes.
Labelle Industries, Plastic Compatible Grease w/PTFE #106
For all scales of trains. Best choice for gear boxes, enclosed gear trains, etc. Contains PTFE which has been called by chemists "the slickest substance known to man".
Labelle PTFE bushing, bearing and exposed gear box lubricant for R/C models and slot cars. Precisely formulated with high-temperature resistance. Ideal for model R/C helicopters, airplanes and boats where continued high RPM use will create a higher temperature profile. Contains PTFE which has been called by chemists the slickest substance known to man.
Light weight lubricant for small locomotives with low and medium torque motors, precision instruments, sewing machines, etc. Will not harm plastics, painted surfaces. Non-staining.
98552-000134, Micro-Fine Powdered Lubricant w/PTFE
A clean, white, dry, non-staining powered lubricant. Will not harm plastic or paints. Use dry or add to oils or greases to make them "slipperier".
This item was added to our catalog March 20, 2022
Labelle PTFE bushing, bearing and exposed gear box lubricant for R/C models and slot cars. Precisely formulated with high-temperature resistance. Ideal for model R/C helicopters, airplanes and boats where continued high RPM use will create a higher temperature profile. Contains PTFE which has been called by chemists the slickest substance known to man.
