Thread Cutting Oil | RIDGID Professional Tools

Features

Cools threads and pipe during operation.
Speeds metal removal.
Improves thread quality.
Reduces threading torque.

Support Documents

SDS

RIDGID Dark Thread Cutting Oil SDS (168.61 KB)

RIDGID Endura-Clear Thread Cutting Oil SDS (170.43 KB)

RIDGID Extreme Performance Aerosol Threading Oil SDS (170.31 KB)

RIDGID Extreme Thread Cutting Oil SDS (275.95 KB)

RIDGID Nuclear thread Cutting Oil SDS (169.84 KB)

Catalog Sheet

Thread Cutting Oil Catalog Sheet (1.26 MB)

Ordering Information

Catalog Number	Description	Container Size		Containers Per Case	Weight Per Case
Catalog Number	Description	gal	l	Containers Per Case	lb.	kg
41610	Dark	55.0	207.9	1	465	221
41585	Nu-Clear	55.0	207.9	1	465	211
74012	Extreme Performance Thread Cutting Oil	1.0	3.8	6	50	23
74047	Extreme Performance	5.0	18.9	1	42	19
11931	Thread Cutting Oil	1.1	5.0	4	51	23
15681	Spray Thread Cutting Oil	0.2	0.6	12	4	9

Selection

Feature	Dark	Nu-Clear	Endura-Clear	Extreme Performance
Low Odor	X	X	X	X
Anti-Mist Formulation	X	X	X
Extended Die Life			X	X
FBC System Compatible**			X
Designed for Stainless Steel				X
Working Viscosity	0°F	-20°	-20°	0°

** FBC™ System Compatible indicates that this product has been tested and is monitored on an ongoing basis to assure chemical compatibility with FlowGuard Gold®, BlazeMaster® and Corzan® pipe and fittings. FlowGuard Gold®, BlazeMaster®, Corzan® and FBC™ are trademarks of The Lubrizol Corporation. FBC™ is a trademark of The Lubrizol Corporation. ***Section available only for the US market.

Reviews
Q&A

I have a Collins 66A Threader and the manual requires sulphur based cuttin/threading oils. Your threading oils donot list sulphur as a content

Are your oils OK to use in our Threader? Thanks

Asked by: snoop

Hello! Thank you for your question. Our oils do contain a percentage of sulfur. As for the use in a Collins 66A Threader, we cannot make that determination.

Answered by: RIDGIDtools

Date published: 2016-04-01

Nu-Clear compatible with Dark?

I have a pipe machine that has Nu-Clear oil in it and I was curios if I could put the Dark oil in it without a compatibility problem. Do I need to drain the Nu-Clear first?

Asked by: SEMOEE06

Thanks for contacting RIDGID! We recommend that the oil that was previously used (Nu-clear in this case) be drained before adding the new and different type of oil. Please let us know if you have any questions.

Answered by: RIDGIDSupport

Date published: 2015-02-24

Need Leed Submittal Information

I am in need of Leed Information for my submittals. The Job is a Leed Platinum Project and I need to submit the VOC Content for Endura-Clear Thread Cutting Oil. The project requires that I submit the VOC content in g/L, they will not accept just the VOC %. as you have listed in the MSDS. please contact me with the VOC g/L.. Thanks

Asked by: lester

The VOC content is 10.1 g/L. Thank you for your patience. Let us know if you have any other questions.

Answered by: RIDGIDSupport

Date published: 2015-01-21

What type of cutting oil should be used to thread aluminum pipe?

Asked by: RonVT

Thanks for contacting RIDGID. My apologies, we do not make threading oil specific for aluminum due to us not making dies specifically for threading aluminum. The gentlemen in the field tend to use what they are most comfortable with when threading aluminum and their other types of pipe. If you have further questions please feel free to contact our technical support agents at 800-519-3456. Thank you for your patronage and for choosing RIDGID.

Answered by: RIDGIDSupport

Date published: 2016-02-16

LEED Information - RIDGID Dark Thread Cutting Oil

We need the VOC content in g/L for RIDGID Dark Thread Cutting Oil for our LEED project. Thanks in advance.

Asked by: Ellis

Thanks for contacting RIDGID. Please see attached VOC content image.

Answered by: RIDGIDSupport

Date published: 2015-09-05