Lubricant Cross Reference Guide
Description and Cross Reference Guide The following guidelines should always be utilizedwhen using this Lubricant Description and Cross Reference Guide. 1. Proper lubricant application requires a working knowledge of the equipment being lubricated. This guide is only a tool that may be used to help in selecting the proper lubricant.
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