Gun lubricant
OwnerDane Bushinventor
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Abstract
A lubricant for a gun or other metal devices, including a composition and method of treating a gun to maintain optimum operative condition. The lubricant serves many purposes, beyond simply allowing parts to move with less resistance. In addition to reducing friction between moving parts of the gun, the gun oil of the present disclosure disperses to coat the metal parts of the gun thoroughly and evenly, remains moist for an extended period of time, and when dry, forms a thick layer that protects the metal components of the gun from wear and rust. The lubricant includes a 4-cycle synthetic motor oil, an oil stabilizer, and a 2-cycle motor oil.
Claims10
A lubricant comprising:
- a first synthetic 10W-30 motor oil having a flash point of approximately 486° F., a pour point of approximately −39° F., a viscosity-kinematic (cSt(mm2/s) at 40° C. of approximately 64.4 and a viscosity-kinematic (cSt(mm2/s) at 100° C. of approximately 10.5;
- lubricating oils comprised of petroleum at c>25, hydrotreated bright stock-based;
- a second synthetic oil comprised of a base oil of trimethylolpropane complex ester;
- wherein the lubricant has a flash point of approximately between 430° F. and 500° F.;
- and
- wherein the lubricant has a freeze point between −40° F. and −50° F.
A process to prepare a lubricant, comprising the steps of:
- adding a first synthetic 10W-30 motor oil having a flash point of approximately 486° F., a pour point of approximately −39° F., a viscosity-kinematic (cSt(mm2/s) at 40° C. of approximately 64.4 and a viscosity-kinematic (cSt(mm2/s) at 100° C. of approximately 10.5;
- adding lubricating oils comprised of petroleum at c>25, hydrotreated bright stock-based;
- adding a second synthetic oil comprised of a base oil of trimethylopropane complex ester having a weight between 80-100%;
- thereby forming a lubricant, wherein the lubricant has a flash point of approximately between 430° F. and 500° F.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.