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WD-40: Multi-use spray for the farmyard, workshop and machinery

WD-40 was created in San Diego in 1953 and is now used in more than 176 countries. With us you will find the multi-use product for workshop, barn and yard.

WD-40: the blue can with the 40th formula

The name tells the story: WD-40 stands for Water Displacement, 40th formula. It was developed at the Rocket Chemical Company, founded in San Diego in 1953. In 1969 the company took on the name of its best-known product. Since 1973 the WD-40 Company has been listed on the Nasdaq. The group also includes brands such as 3-In-One Oil, Lava and Spot Shot, and its products are sold in more than 176 countries.

WD-40 at Agrarzone

Here you will find the WD-40 Multi-Use Product and the Classic multi-use spray. Around the farm there are plenty of jobs for it: loosening rusted bolts, freeing squeaky hinges on stable doors, driving moisture out of plugs and contacts on machinery, or protecting tools from rust before they are stored away in the shed for the winter.

Frequently asked questions

Is WD-40 a grease?
No. WD-40 displaces water, loosens rust and provides light lubrication. For bearings and joints under constant heavy load, a suitable grease is the better choice.

Can I spray WD-40 on plastic and rubber?
On most surfaces, yes. On sensitive plastics or seals, try it first on a small area that is out of sight.