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The WD-40 49011 is a mineral oil-based lubricant supplied in a 1-gallon bottle, formulated for general-purpose lubrication, rust and corrosion protection, and adhesive removal in maintenance and facilities applications. The aliphatic hydrocarbon and petroleum base oil composition gives this lubricant a wide service temperature range, from -60 degrees F at the low end to 300 degrees F at the upper limit. Its light amber color makes it easy to identify on a work surface. At 10 pounds per filled container, it is practical for shop or service-van use. Maintenance technicians, facilities crews, and trade professionals across HVAC, plumbing, and electrical disciplines commonly stock this formulation for general-purpose field use.
This lubricant suits a broad range of maintenance scenarios where a mineral oil-based product is appropriate. It is used to free seized fasteners, protect metal surfaces from rust and corrosion, and dissolve adhesive residue left by labels, tape, and similar materials. It is VOC-compliant under CARB and LADCO standards, making it acceptable for use in regions with strict air-quality regulations. It is not rated for food-grade or extreme-pressure applications, and is not designated a high-temperature or low-temperature specialty lubricant despite its wide rated range.
Designed as a general-purpose mineral oil lubricant suitable for maintenance use across mechanical, HVAC, plumbing, and electrical trade applications where a non-food-grade, non-extreme-pressure lubricant is specified.
Apply only to surfaces and components where a petroleum-based mineral oil lubricant is appropriate per the equipment manufacturer's service documentation. This product is flammable with a flash point of 138 degrees F; keep away from open flames, pilot lights, and ignition sources during and after application. Power down electrical equipment and shut off gas or fluid supplies before applying lubricant to any system components. Dispose of used rags and waste material in accordance with local regulations and SARA Title III reporting requirements where applicable.
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