Aladdin Magic Lube 630 PTFE o-ring lubricant, 1 oz. tubeAladdin Magic Lube 1 oz. O-Ring Lubricant In stock$699
Aladdin Magic Lube 630 PTFE o-ring lubricant, 1 oz. tube

Aladdin Magic Lube 1 oz. O-Ring Lubricant

$699
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Quick overview

  • PTFE based, not petroleum petroleum grease attacks rubber o-rings and gaskets; Magic Lube does not.
  • Wide temperature range rated from -10°F to 425°F, in wet or dry service.
  • Waterproof and non-melting forms a durable, adhesive film that stays in place even under severe shock loads.
  • USDA H-1 rated rated environmentally safe.
  • Compatible with most materials metals, rubbers and plastics.
  • 1 oz. tube a handy size for pump lid and filter o-rings.
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Product details

Magic Lube is the tube most pool techs keep in the truck. It is a PTFE based lubricant and sealant for the o-rings, gaskets and bearings in pool and spa equipment, and it is not petroleum, which is the point.

Why not ordinary grease

Petroleum based products attack rubber, and many of the most common lubricants on the shelf are petroleum based. Use one on a pump lid o-ring and it swells, softens and fails. Magic Lube is PTFE based, so it is safe on rubber and compatible with most metals and plastics as well.

Properties

Waterproof, non-melting and non-volatile, with a working range of -10°F to 425°F in wet or dry service. It forms a durable, adhesive film that keeps surfaces apart even under severe shock loads, it is chemical resistant, and it carries a USDA H-1 rating. Common uses are pump lid o-rings, filter tank o-rings, gaskets, bearings, motors and water filters.

This is the 1 oz. tube.

Specifications
Brand Aladdin
Manufacturer part number 630
UPC 601402516306
Product Magic Lube
Size 1 oz. tube
Base PTFE
Temperature range -10°F to 425°F
Rating USDA H-1
Properties Waterproof, non-melting, non-volatile, chemical resistant
Compatible with Most metals, rubbers and plastics
Uses O-rings, gaskets, bearings, motors, water filters
Shipping weight 0.25 lb
Ships Parcel

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Questions and answers

What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

Can I use petroleum jelly instead?
No. Petroleum based products attack rubber, and many popular lubricants are petroleum based. Magic Lube is PTFE based and is safe on the o-rings and gaskets in pool and spa equipment.
Is it safe on my pump lid o-ring?
Yes. Lubricating the pump lid o-ring, filter o-rings and gaskets is exactly what it is for.
Does it work on wet parts?
Yes. It is waterproof and can be used in both wet and dry environments.
Is Magic Lube silicone?
No. It is PTFE (Teflon) based, a multipurpose sealant and lubricant that is non-melting and non-volatile.
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