Silicone oil for 3D printers and desktop robot arms 50ml. Safe on rubber and plastic. 100% pure - no additives or propellants. Also ideal for treadmills, acrylic pour art and more

Brilliant lube use on my Bambu labs a1 runs nice and smooth and quite agen

Originally bought this for the motorbike helmet as I'd run out. Buy then found this works amazing for the dreaded Transit windows.Ever tried to do one up and watched willing it to close?Now it flies up. Just apply a fair amount in the gap where the window runs up and down, and you'll have no more slow/sticking window 🥳

As described good value for money !

Used for lubricating o-rings and non metal parts. Easy to apply and does the job perfectly

Really works well. best price in London. Cheers

Used it on guitar machine heads they’re more responsive now.Also useful for automotive window seals etc., might come in useful for other applications where plastic and metal are working

I could not get the top off so had to put a small hole in top of the bottle which caused it to leak. However, the oil worked for my art.

I bought this to use to create cells in Acrylic pour paintings, it works perfectly for this purpose which indicates it's probably (or very close to) pure silicone oil. Should work perfectly for lubricating things (3D printers, treadmill belts etc.) as advertised, but I haven't tested that myself.The only problem is that after opening the bottle a few times the safety-top now refuses to turn and come off (it's one where you have to push / squeeze the top while twisting to open). Had to resort to using a pin to make a small hole on the shoulder of the bottle to issue drops when the bottle is squeezed, no big problem for me since the bottle won't be carried around or moved from my worktable, but if all the bottles are like this I imagine it probably won't be suitable for people who need to carry it around!