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Clipper Blade Lubricating Oil
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Natural oils keep your horse clippers in prime condition |
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Versatile solution works on any electric equine clipper |
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Helps prevent blade rust and premature blade wear |
Keep your horse clipper blades lubricated for maximum efficiency. Thin, natural oil prevents blades from gumming up and keeps your clipper in prime operating condition. Premium oil will not evaporate or slow down the blades as they cut. Specially designed rust-resistant oil is the standard in the clipper cutting industry. Simply apply a couple of drops prior to use and after each cut to prolong the life of your clipper blades. Versatile solution works on virtually any electric equine clipper or trimmer. 4 oz applicator bottle.
Please click on "More Information" for use instructions.
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Use Instructions
In order to ensure that you get the most life and performance out of your clipper or trimmer, we recommend that you oil your unit before each use. Blades should be oiled after using disinfectant or sanitizing solution. To oil properly, the unit should be held in such a way that the blades are in a downward position. With the clipper or trimmer blade running, dispense 2-4 drops of oil across the top blade. Remember to wipe off the excess oil so it does not run into the motor compartment. Oil in the motor compartment will eventually lead to a poor motor performance.
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