L&R Duo-Lube Fluid


£64.00 F2795


L&R Concentrate Clock Cleaning Fluid


A water base ammoniated cleaner that is diluted one part concentrate to seven parts water. Very good for removing heavy contamination from clock movements etc. May be rinsed off with water followed by final rinse in No3 solution. Ordinary or Ultrasonic. 3.8 litres.


£27.95 F2794


L&R Solo-Lube


Single step lubricant blended with rapid dry rinse. Only to be used in the last jar. Manufacturers claim no further oiling of the movement required. Can be used with all L&R cleaning and rinsing solutions solutions. For ordinary and ultrasonic machines. 3.8 litres.


£38.50 F2800


Rinsing Fluid Clear petroleum distillate specially blended by L&R. No benzol or chlorinated solvents. Can be used with any L&R cleaning solution and in either ordinary or ultrasonic cleaning machines. 3.8 litres.


£21.95 F2804


L&R Jewellery


Cleaning Fluid Ammoniated concentrate for mixing with water to clean jewellery, cases and bracelets in ultrasonic tanks. Dilute one part concentrate with seven parts water. 3.8 litres.


£22.00 F2799


L&R No3 Watch


L&R 566 Watch


Ready to use lubricant, use No. 1 in first rinse, then No. 2 can in the final rinse jar. No further oiling of the movement required. 3.8 litres. Weight 7kg


Cleaning Fluid Non-ammoniated waterless cleaning solution for use with all L&R rinses, plus Solo and Duolube. For ordinary and ultrasonic cleaning machines. 3.8 litres.


£24.00 F2806


L&R 111 Watch


Cleaning Fluid Waterless ammoniated cleaning solution. Can be used with ultrasonic rinse and No3 rinse. Also Duo and Sololube. Can be used in ordinary and ultrasonic cleaning machines. 3.8 litres.


£24.50 F2805


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