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Ultion lock oil

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GT60
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Hi I have just had a new door with the 3* Ultion lock and looking on their web site the oil is an eye watering £11.95


What is so special about it?
Thanks
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  • TheCyclingProgrammer
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    No idea, we have an Ultion, not needed to lubricate it yet but would have though a good PFTE lubricant would have done the trick.
  • molerat
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    It is expensive work pressing snakes ;)
  • techno79
    techno79 Posts: 354 Forumite
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    Sorry to dig up an old thread but is Ultion compatible with any euro lock compatible door?
  • Furts
    Furts Posts: 4,474 Forumite
    Take a typical composite door lock and the likes of DoorStop will say use silicone lubricant. Cheapish at around £3.50 for a spray can.
  • TheCyclingProgrammer
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    techno79 wrote: »
    Sorry to dig up an old thread but is Ultion compatible with any euro lock compatible door?

    It should be.
  • TheCyclingProgrammer
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    Furts wrote: »
    Take a typical composite door lock and the likes of DoorStop will say use silicone lubricant. Cheapish at around £3.50 for a spray can.

    IIRC graphite lubricant, rather than silicone, is usually better for locks and I think that's what my DoorStop instructions said.
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