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Universal 3D Printer Lubricating Grease 360ml for FDM Machines
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High-performance lubricating grease designed for smooth, silent 3D printing with low volatility and odor. Suitable for key parts such as rails, screws, and bearings. Durable formula with anti-wear additives ensures long-lasting maintenance.
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Estimated Delivery Time3–7 business days
Precision Lubrication for Smoother Prints
This universal 3D printer grease provides a stable, low-friction oil film between mechanical parts such as guide rails and screws. This reduces impact and vibration, enabling quieter and steadier printing performance.
Optimized Formula for 3D Printing Environments
Designed specifically for additive manufacturing, its low volatility and odor keep your workspace comfortable. The formula limits dust attraction and accumulation, maintaining cleanliness and reducing maintenance frequency.
Durable and Wear-Resistant
Enhanced with PTFE and anti-oxidation additives, this grease protects moving components from wear and corrosion over extended use, prolonging their service life.
Compatible with Common Printer Materials and Components
Safe to use on various printer parts including linear guides, ball bearings, screws, extruder gears, and Z-axis guides. Also compatible with common printing materials like PLA, ABS, and PETG as well as many rubber types.
Easy Maintenance and Application
Includes a precise syringe/dropper for controlled application. Follow cleaning with isopropanol or neutral agents before applying a thin, even grease layer. Regular reapplication keeps parts running smoothly.
Key Specifications
- Available volumes: 60ml, 120ml, 240ml, 360ml
- Operating temperature: -20 to 120 °C
- Viscosity: Medium adhesion
- Appearance: Colorless and transparent grease
- Packaging: Drip bottle with applicator
What's in the box
- Lubricating grease bottle with drip applicator
Product FAQ
Frequently asked questions
01 What types of 3D printer parts is this grease suitable for?
It is suitable for linear guides, optical axes, ball bearings, screws/nuts, extruder gears, resin machine Z-axis guide columns, and sliders.
02 Does this grease produce any strong odor during prolonged indoor use?
No, it has low volatility and a low odor formula, making it suitable for long-duration indoor printing without pungency.
03 Can this lubricating grease reduce noise during printing?
Yes, it forms a stable oil film that reduces friction and impact, resulting in smoother and quieter printer operation.
04 Is this grease compatible with common 3D printer materials?
Yes, it is friendly to materials such as PLA, ABS, PETG, PA, PC, PMMA, and rubber types like NBR, EPDM, and FKM.
05 How often should I reapply this grease during printer use?
The recommended moisturizing cycle is every 50 to 200 printing hours or 1 to 3 months, depending on dust levels and speed.
06 What is the best way to apply this grease to printer components?
Use a syringe or dropper for precise application, clean old grease first, apply 1-2 drops per 100 mm on rails, thin layer on screws, and wipe off excess oil.
07 Does this grease help prevent dust accumulation on printer parts?
Yes, its formula is optimized for 3D printing dust environments, reducing dust buildup and secondary pollution.
08 Is the grease resistant to wear and oxidation?
Yes, it contains PTFE and other anti-wear, anti-oxidation additives to reduce wear and corrosion.
09 What is the operating temperature range for this grease?
It is recommended for use within a temperature range of -20 to 120 degrees Celsius.
10 What packaging does this lubricating oil come in?
It is supplied in a drip bottle with a precision syringe or dropper for easy maintenance.
Discussion
4.9
Based on 41 reviews
My bambu labs a1 loves this stuff! exactly as described and works very well. having the detachable nozzle makes the application of oil easy and accurate. thank you!
Tested and approved.
Works great
Tried it: it seems good and also appears quite liquid (not very viscous to be called "grease").
