The SEAL1 SL-1 liquid formula delivers advanced cleaning, lubrication, and protection in a single application. This synthetic blend penetrates deep into metal surfaces to remove carbon buildup while establishing a protective barrier against corrosion and wear.
What Makes This Different
Unlike traditional petroleum-based gun oils, SEAL1 SL-1 utilizes a proprietary synthetic formula that maintains viscosity across extreme temperature ranges from -65°F to 500°F. The liquid penetrates tighter tolerances than thick oils, reaching critical contact points in semi-automatic actions and bolt assemblies. Independent testing shows 40% better corrosion resistance compared to standard CLP formulations.
Key Features
- Triple-action formula cleans, lubricates, and protects in one step
- Synthetic base maintains performance from -65°F to 500°F
- Low-viscosity liquid penetrates tight mechanical tolerances
- Safe for all firearm finishes including polymer, steel, and aluminum
- 1-ounce precision applicator bottle for controlled dispensing
- Non-toxic, biodegradable formula meets environmental standards
- Compatible with rimfire, centerfire, and black powder firearms
Field testing demonstrates consistent cycling performance in semi-automatic pistols and rifles after 500+ rounds without reapplication. The formula excels in high-volume shooting scenarios where heat buildup typically breaks down conventional lubricants. Salt spray testing confirms superior corrosion protection for firearms stored in humid coastal environments or temperature-fluctuating safes.
Technical Specs
- Volume: 1 fluid ounce (30ml)
- Base: Synthetic lubricant blend
- Operating temperature: -65°F to 500°F
- Viscosity: 150 cSt at 40°C
- Flash point: 450°F minimum
- Packaging: HDPE squeeze bottle with precision tip
- Shelf life: 5 years unopened
- Made in USA
The compact 1-ounce bottle provides approximately 200 applications for typical maintenance routines. Professional armorers and competitive shooters rely on SEAL1 SL-1 for consistent performance when equipment failure means mission compromise.