Blaster
Blaster Penetrants, Lubricants and Grease
Blaster offers penetrating oil, chain and cable lubricant, red and lithium grease, and an R134a air conditioner recharge hose. The penetrating oil is made to free rusted or frozen parts, while the lubricants help reduce friction and wear.
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Buying Guide: Blaster Products
Penetrating Oil and Chain Lubricant
Blaster PB Liquid Penetrating Oil quickly loosens rusted or frozen parts and contains a non-evaporating lubricant. Blaster Chain and Cable Lubricant is designed for light-duty chain and wire cable applications, with Teflon Fluoropolymer to help reduce friction and wear and to shed mud, grass and water.
Grease Options
Blaster offers an extra tacky red grease and a lithium grease. The red grease suits automotive, fleet, construction equipment, farm equipment, chassis and bearings applications, and it resists thinning. Check your equipment manual for the grease type it calls for.
AC Recharge Hose
The R134a recharge hose has a pressure check indicator and Smart Clip vent clips that change to blue and green to show correct refrigerant charge and help prevent overcharging. No gauge is required. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and check your vehicle manual before recharging.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Blaster make?
Blaster offers penetrating oil, chain and cable lubricant, red grease, lithium grease, and an R134a air conditioner recharge hose. The products cover loosening rusted parts, lubricating chains and cables, greasing equipment, and recharging AC systems.
How do I choose the right Blaster product?
Choose by the job: penetrating oil for rusted or frozen parts, chain and cable lubricant for light-duty chains and wire cables, and red grease for heavy-duty applications such as bearings and chassis. For the recharge hose, confirm your vehicle uses R134a refrigerant and check the manual before recharging.
Which Blaster grease is for heavy loads?
The extra tacky red grease suits heavy loads and automotive, fleet, construction and farm equipment. Lithium grease is the other option, so check your equipment manual to see which type it recommends.
