Watch Oil Dip Oiler Stand Die-Cast Repair Tool

Lubricants stay clean only when the bench keeps dust out of them. We build the 30180-A oiler stand with four separate wells seated in a die-cast body, each fitted with its own cover. A central felt disc catches extra fluid off the oiler blade between applications.

Rock agate wells

Each of the four fluid containers is formed from rock agate. The stone surface does not absorb movement oils or alter them over the course of a service, keeping distinct grades separate at the bench.

Die-cast body

The base is shaped from die-cast metal with a sanded, brushed finish. A rubber pad lines the underside so the block stays seated on the bench mat while you draw lubricant with the dip oiler.

Individual hinged covers

Each well has a dedicated cover that flips down when a particular lubricant is not in hand. Keeping the unused cups closed stops airborne dust and bench debris from settling into the reservoir.

Center felt pad

A replaceable felt pad sits in the middle of the four cups. Dipping the point into the felt strips surplus oil from the tip before you bring the oiler over the jewel plate.