Coilhose Pneumatics ATL004 Air Tool Oil Iso 46

Product Description

The COILHOSE PNEUMATICS ATL004 is a petroleum-base ISO 46 viscosity air tool oil packaged in a yellow bottle. ISO 46 is a mid-weight lubricant grade suited to the operating demands of pneumatic tools, including air ratchets, impact wrenches, drills, and sanders. Regular application reduces internal wear on vanes, bearings, and gears inside air-powered equipment. The oil is dispensed directly into the tool air inlet before use or added to an in-line oiler in a pneumatic supply line. This product weighs 0.33 pounds per bottle and is sold as a single-bottle unit.

This oil is used in maintenance and service settings where pneumatic tools are part of daily workflow. Automotive shops, industrial facilities, and construction trades rely on air tool oil to extend tool service life and maintain consistent torque output. It fits single-point lubrication routines before job starts or as part of a scheduled tool maintenance program. The yellow bottle format makes it easy to identify on a work bench or in a toolbox.

Key Features

• ISO 46 viscosity grade suited to pneumatic tool lubrication requirements
• Petroleum base oil formulation for compatibility with common air tool materials
• Yellow bottle packaging for easy bench and bag identification
• Compliant with AICS, IECSC, NZIoC, SARA 313, and USA TSCA standards
• Lightweight single-bottle package at 0.33 pounds

Compatibility

Designed for use with pneumatic air tools requiring ISO 46 weight lubrication, including impact wrenches, air ratchets, air drills, and similar rotary pneumatic equipment.

Installation Notes

Air tool oil is applied by a technician or tool operator, not a licensed trade in the traditional sense, but pneumatic system maintenance is common in HVAC, automotive, and industrial trades. Before lubricating, disconnect the tool from the air supply line to prevent accidental actuation. Add several drops to the air inlet port or fill the reservoir of an in-line lubricator according to the tool or lubricator manufacturer guidance. Do not overfill in-line oilers, as excess oil can pass downstream and contaminate work surfaces or pneumatic controls.