Stihl Multilub Universal Grease - 80g

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The Stihl Multilub Universal Grease (80g) is an essential maintenance solution for professional landscapers and DIY enthusiasts who need to keep power tools and gardening equipment running smoothly. Its primary benefit is the reduction of friction and protection against oxidation, which significantly extends the lifespan of moving mechanical parts. While it offers excellent versatility, users should note that the 80g tube size is optimized for targeted, precise maintenance rather than large-scale industrial lubrication projects requiring bulk application.
| Model Part Number | 07811201109 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Stihl |
This is a lubricant for mechanical parts like gearboxes and bearings; it is not intended for the cutting edge of blades.
Stihl Multilub is designed primarily for metal-on-metal mechanical components. Check your tool's manual before applying to plastic parts.
Usage depends on your equipment, but due to the precision application method, a single tube can last for many maintenance cycles.
Keep the tube sealed and stored away from direct sunlight and extreme heat to maintain its shelf life.
The grease is formulated to provide excellent protection against corrosion and moisture-related oxidation.
If the grease is cold, warm the tube in your hands for a few minutes to improve its flow characteristics.
You may have applied too much; wipe away the excess with a clean cloth, as only a thin film is needed for protection.
To ensure optimal results, always clean the target surface of old grease, dirt, and debris before applying a fresh layer of Stihl Multilub. For specific equipment, refer to your owner's manual to locate the designated grease points. When applying, use only the amount recommended by the manufacturer to prevent buildup that could attract dust. Store the tube in a cool, dry place with the cap tightly sealed to maintain the integrity of the chemical composition. This product is compatible with most standard power tool lubrication requirements, but check your tool's documentation if you are unsure about specific grease grade requirements.