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Works at the metal surface
The treatment is designed to protect contacting metal parts. It complements lubrication; it does not replace the oil.
← Back to homeWHY METAL LUBEProtection starts
Protection starts
with the metal.
A closer look at the technology, the published tests and the right formula for your equipment.
Find your formula
AT THE POINT OF CONTACTSmall surfaces.
Small surfaces.
Important protection.
Moving metal parts create friction. Metal Lube describes its antifriction treatment as acting on those contact surfaces, with the oil carrying the formula to where it is needed.
The aim is less resistance and wear while your equipment works. Each application has its own formula and instructions.
BUILT AROUND YOUR EQUIPMENT
Three reasons to take a closer look.
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Protection under load
The manufacturer describes protection against friction under demanding temperature and load conditions, helping support smoother operation.
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Information you can review
Explore the brand’s published friction, wear, noise and consumption tests, along with its technical documents.
PUBLISHED BY METAL LUBELook at the
Look at the
testing behind it.
Metal Lube reports this reduction in its published antifriction testing:
UP TO95%
reduction in friction
BEFORE YOU CHOOSEGood questions.
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Does it replace an oil change?
No. Keep the maintenance schedule and lubricant specified by your equipment manufacturer.
Does it repair existing damage?
No. Metal Lube does not repair mechanical failures. Existing damage needs diagnosis and repair.
Can I use the same formula everywhere?
No. Engines, transmissions, fuel systems and wet clutches have different requirements. Check the selected product’s compatibility and dosage.
What happens when the oil is changed?
Metal Lube states that its surface treatment remains after an oil change. Follow the selected formula’s reapplication interval and continue normal maintenance.