Safe and ideal for use on printed circuit boards, controls, battery terminals, switches, precision instruments and electric panels.Wall sockets and switches
If you find any deteriorated terminals or electrical connectors, treat them with a spray of WD-40® Specialist® Fast Drying Contact Cleaner. This will eliminates various types of residue and condensation on electronic equipment, including delicate materials.You can also use the WD-40 Specialist® Contact Cleaner on any electrical equipment and contacts with a dielectric strength of 35000 volts. Likewise, you may use it for fuse blocks and electrical connectors.
Is WD-40 electrically conductive : WD-40® is a non-conductor of electricity and quickly eliminates moisture-induced short circuits. WD-40® is formulated for ultra-high surface attraction to metal. It completely covers surfaces, including microscopic irregularities, even in the presence of moisture.
Where should you not use WD-40
7 places to never use WD-40 — you'll be surprised
A lubricant being sprayed on a door hinge.
Someone cleaning a bike chain with a cloth.
A hand reaching a key into a lock.
A pair of glasses on a table.
A games console controller held in hands during play.
A wood surface being treated with wax.
What lubricant is safe for electronics : Compu-Lube is a lightweight synthetic oil engineered by Fluoramics to safely lubricate electronics, computers, and high-speed mechanisms such as 3D printers, 3D printer Z screw, computer printers, keyboard switches, stabilizers, computer fans, robotics, and fine bearings.
7 places to never use WD-40 — you'll be surprised
Hinges. A lubricant being sprayed on a door hinge.
Bike chains. Someone cleaning a bike chain with a cloth.
Locks.
Polycarbonate and clear polystyrene plastic.
Sensitive electronics.
Wax polishes and some wax coatings.
Anything that comes into contact with food.
7 places to never use WD-40 — you'll be surprised
Hinges. A lubricant being sprayed on a door hinge.
Bike chains. Someone cleaning a bike chain with a cloth.
Locks.
Polycarbonate and clear polystyrene plastic.
Sensitive electronics.
Wax polishes and some wax coatings.
Anything that comes into contact with food.
Is WD-40 a bad lubricant
For some tasks around the house, WD-40 offers the job of both cleaning and lubricating. However, using WD-40 on a job that specifically needs lubrication will not yield the results you desire.Specific Hazards Arising from the Chemical: Extremely flammable aerosol. Contents under pressure. Keep away from ignition sources and open flames. Exposure of containers to extreme heat and flames can cause them to rupture often with violent force.Even if you want to remove rust over motor body then you can use it but only if you can insure that you keep winding and electrical contacts and terminal away from WD40. Specially winding should not be exposed to WD40. Any mineral oil with a greater than 3 ppb levels of sulfur is going to experience some level of corrosion, the damage and speed at which the problem propagates will depend on the operating temperatures, flow rates, device composition, and amounts of copper and zinc on your devices.
Is WD-40 corrosive to metal : WD-40 Multi-Use Product protects metal from rust and corrosion, penetrates stuck parts, displaces moisture and lubricates almost anything.
Is WD-40 safe on paint : The individual components in WD-40 can be harmful to paintwork. The isoparaffinic aliphatic hydrocarbons, for example, are very similar to kerosene.
What not to use WD-40 on
7 places to never use WD-40 — you'll be surprised
Hinges. A lubricant being sprayed on a door hinge.
Bike chains. Someone cleaning a bike chain with a cloth.
Locks.
Polycarbonate and clear polystyrene plastic.
Sensitive electronics.
Wax polishes and some wax coatings.
Anything that comes into contact with food.
Skin Contact: Prolonged and/or repeated contact may produce mild irritation and defatting with possible dermatitis. Eye Contact: Contact may be irritating to eyes.Taken from the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS), the flash point of WD-40 is 47° C or 116.6° F. I've read that the company changed what was in it recently and it's less flammable than it was previous. In my experience it's about average, but does not put out as fine of a spray, and the flame shape reflects that.
Is WD-40 safe for PC : It is also a non-abrasive and non-conductive cleaner that is safe to use on electronics and safe to be used on delicate precision equipment ie, laptops, camera gears, microscope and more. As you spray WD-40 Specialist® Air Duster be sure to keep the tip of the sprayer about a half-inch away from the keyboard.
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WD-40 Specialist® Contact Cleaner
Safe and ideal for use on printed circuit boards, controls, battery terminals, switches, precision instruments and electric panels.Wall sockets and switches
If you find any deteriorated terminals or electrical connectors, treat them with a spray of WD-40® Specialist® Fast Drying Contact Cleaner. This will eliminates various types of residue and condensation on electronic equipment, including delicate materials.You can also use the WD-40 Specialist® Contact Cleaner on any electrical equipment and contacts with a dielectric strength of 35000 volts. Likewise, you may use it for fuse blocks and electrical connectors.
Is WD-40 electrically conductive : WD-40® is a non-conductor of electricity and quickly eliminates moisture-induced short circuits. WD-40® is formulated for ultra-high surface attraction to metal. It completely covers surfaces, including microscopic irregularities, even in the presence of moisture.
Where should you not use WD-40
7 places to never use WD-40 — you'll be surprised
What lubricant is safe for electronics : Compu-Lube is a lightweight synthetic oil engineered by Fluoramics to safely lubricate electronics, computers, and high-speed mechanisms such as 3D printers, 3D printer Z screw, computer printers, keyboard switches, stabilizers, computer fans, robotics, and fine bearings.
7 places to never use WD-40 — you'll be surprised
7 places to never use WD-40 — you'll be surprised
Is WD-40 a bad lubricant
For some tasks around the house, WD-40 offers the job of both cleaning and lubricating. However, using WD-40 on a job that specifically needs lubrication will not yield the results you desire.Specific Hazards Arising from the Chemical: Extremely flammable aerosol. Contents under pressure. Keep away from ignition sources and open flames. Exposure of containers to extreme heat and flames can cause them to rupture often with violent force.Even if you want to remove rust over motor body then you can use it but only if you can insure that you keep winding and electrical contacts and terminal away from WD40. Specially winding should not be exposed to WD40.
Any mineral oil with a greater than 3 ppb levels of sulfur is going to experience some level of corrosion, the damage and speed at which the problem propagates will depend on the operating temperatures, flow rates, device composition, and amounts of copper and zinc on your devices.
Is WD-40 corrosive to metal : WD-40 Multi-Use Product protects metal from rust and corrosion, penetrates stuck parts, displaces moisture and lubricates almost anything.
Is WD-40 safe on paint : The individual components in WD-40 can be harmful to paintwork. The isoparaffinic aliphatic hydrocarbons, for example, are very similar to kerosene.
What not to use WD-40 on
7 places to never use WD-40 — you'll be surprised
Skin Contact: Prolonged and/or repeated contact may produce mild irritation and defatting with possible dermatitis. Eye Contact: Contact may be irritating to eyes.Taken from the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS), the flash point of WD-40 is 47° C or 116.6° F. I've read that the company changed what was in it recently and it's less flammable than it was previous. In my experience it's about average, but does not put out as fine of a spray, and the flame shape reflects that.
Is WD-40 safe for PC : It is also a non-abrasive and non-conductive cleaner that is safe to use on electronics and safe to be used on delicate precision equipment ie, laptops, camera gears, microscope and more. As you spray WD-40 Specialist® Air Duster be sure to keep the tip of the sprayer about a half-inch away from the keyboard.