Stanley Bostitch WNTEROIL-20OZ Winter Tool Oil 20 Oz

Product Description

The STANLEY BOSTITCH WNTEROIL-20OZ is a winter-grade pneumatic tool oil formulated for use in cold-weather operating conditions. Supplied in a 20-ounce container, it is designed to lubricate internal components in pneumatic nailers and staplers where standard oils may thicken or lose effectiveness at low temperatures. Regular lubrication with the correct oil grade extends tool service life, reduces wear on o-rings and driver blades, and maintains consistent cycle performance. This oil is a routine maintenance consumable used by framing crews, finish carpenters, roofing contractors, and other trades who run pneumatic fastening tools in the field.

This oil is suited for pneumatic nailers and staplers operated in cold-weather environments, including exterior framing, roofing, and siding applications where ambient temperatures drop below the effective range of standard pneumatic tool oils. It is packaged in single-use-friendly 20-ounce bottles and is sold in cases of six units, making it practical for fleet maintenance at a shop or job-site level. Any trade professional who services or operates air-powered fastening tools in winter conditions should stock this product as part of standard preventive maintenance.

Key Features

• Winter-grade formulation maintains viscosity in cold operating conditions
• Compatible with pneumatic nailers and staplers
• 20-ounce container size suitable for field and shop use
• Sold in a package quantity of 6 units per case
• Protects o-rings, driver components, and internal tool mechanisms

Compatibility

Designed for use with pneumatic nailers and staplers requiring winter-grade tool oil lubrication. Refer to your tool manufacturer's service documentation to confirm oil type requirements before use.

Installation Notes

Pneumatic tool oil should be applied by a qualified tool operator or service technician following the tool manufacturer's maintenance schedule. Disconnect the air supply and depressurize the tool before adding oil. Apply the recommended number of drops into the tool's air inlet before operation or at intervals specified in the tool's service manual. Do not overfill, as excess oil can contaminate fasteners and work surfaces.