Super Lube 12050 Air Tool Oil 5 Gallon Pail Iso 68

Product Description

The SUPER LUBE 12050 is a synthetic air tool oil formulated for continuous lubrication of pneumatic tools and equipment. Packaged in a 5-gallon pail, this ISO Grade 68 / SAE 80W oil maintains viscosity across an operating range of -40 degrees F to 450 degrees F, making it suitable for demanding shop, industrial, and agricultural environments. It carries NSF H1 registration and USDA acceptance, indicating it meets standards for incidental food contact applications. The flash point of 232 degrees C provides a wide safety margin in high-heat operating conditions. Technicians and maintenance professionals working with air-powered tools rely on this oil for consistent film protection and reduced wear on internal tool components.

This air tool oil is designed for use in household, agricultural, and industrial pneumatic tool applications. It is appropriate for in-line oilers, direct-application lubrication, and maintenance of rotary vane, piston, and other air-driven equipment. The 5-gallon pail format suits shop environments with multiple tools or high-volume service operations where bulk dispensing reduces downtime for refills. Its wide temperature range supports both outdoor seasonal use and high-cycle industrial settings.

Key Features

• ISO Grade 68 and SAE 80W viscosity rating for consistent lubrication across tool types
• Operating range of -40 degrees F to 450 degrees F handles extreme shop and field conditions
• NSF H1 registered and USDA accepted for incidental food contact environments
• Kosher certified per product standards listing
• Flash point of 232 degrees C provides a wide thermal safety margin
• 5-gallon pail format supports bulk dispensing in high-use service settings

Compatibility

Designed for use in pneumatic air tools across household, agricultural, and industrial applications where an ISO Grade 68 or SAE 80W air tool oil is specified.

Installation Notes

Air tool oil is typically serviced by maintenance technicians or tool operators following the pneumatic equipment manufacturer's lubrication schedule. Depressurize the air line and disconnect the tool from the air supply before adding oil to an in-line oiler or directly lubricating the tool inlet. Use a clean dispensing container to avoid contaminating the bulk supply. Follow applicable facility safety procedures for handling and storing petroleum-based lubricants in bulk quantities.