Lock Lubricant, De-Icer reduces friction and wear.
Offered inÂ- 2 oz aerosol package (Part No. 03119) sized to fit in spaces ranging from desk drawers to toolboxes, Lock Lube and De-Icer melts ice, snow, and frost; lubricates seized or frozen locks and mechanisms; and loosens rusted lock parts. Graphite formula, optimized for longevity and accelerated drying, is safe for use on most plastics and will not stain or leave sticky residue....
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Responsible Spill Remediation in the Food & Beverage Industry
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DoorKing's 1601 Lane Barrier Provides a Higher Level of Traffic Control for Less
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