Sewing machine oil bottle with long metal spout

Oil bottle with long spout: oil in just the right place

A sewing machine is a machine of metal parts that move against each other quickly, and without lubrication they wear out, heat up and start to make noise. The problem is that the lubrication points are small and deep inside the machine, and one drop too many reaches the thread and fabric. The oil bottle with the long nozzle was built for this precision: a long white tube that ends in a thin metal nozzle, which even enters narrow openings and drips a small, pinpoint drop.

The bottle is made of transparent, embossed plastic, so you can see the amount of oil inside, and the embossed surface doesn't slip out of your hand. The red screw cap has a curved handle, which is comfortable to hold and hang next to the machine.

What's in it?

• Thin metal nozzle: for precise, pinpoint dripping.
• Long hose: reaches deep lubrication points without disassembling the entire machine.
• Red screw cap with handle: easy to hold and hang near the workbench.
• A clear, molded plastic bottle: you can see the amount of oil, and it has a non-slip grip.

Common uses

• Lubricate domestic and industrial sewing machines according to the manufacturer's instructions.
• Lubricating overlock machines and embroidery machines.
• Spot lubrication of hinges and small mechanisms in studio equipment.

Who is it suitable for?

For sewing factories and workshops that lubricate industrial machines every day, for sewing machine technicians, tailors and repair shops, and for home seamstresses who want to maintain their machines themselves. A bottle with a long spout is a basic tool at every sewing station.

Professional tips

• Before cleaning: Before oiling, clean lint and thread residue from the bobbin and hook area. Oil on lint creates a paste that is harmful to the machine.
• One drop at each point: Lubricate only the points listed in the instruction manual, and one drop is sufficient in most cases.
• Run on a test fabric: After greasing, run the machine for a few seconds and sew on a piece of fabric, so that excess oil comes out there and not on the work.
• Suitable oil: Use oil intended for sewing machines, thin and clear, and not cooking oil or motor oil.

Common mistakes

• Over-oiling: Excess oil drips onto the thread and fabric, leaving stains. A little and often is better than a lot at once.
• Lubrication inside the spool housing: Oil inside the spool housing reaches the lower thread. Lubricate around it, not inside it, unless the instruction manual says otherwise.
• Lubricating a machine that doesn't need it: Some home machines come lubricated from the factory and don't require lubrication by the user. Check the instruction manual.
• Leaving the bottle open: Dust and lint get into the oil. Screw the cap on after each use.

For more tools for machine maintenance, see the Sewing Machine Accessories category, and for bobbins and bobbin cases, see the Bobbins and Bobbin Cases category.

Type: Lubrication bottle with spout

Bottle: Clear hammered plastic

Lid: Screw-on, red, with curved handle

Tube: white, long

Nozzle: metal, thin, for spot drip

Use: Lubrication of domestic and industrial sewing machines, overlocks and embroidery machines

SKU: 10885

Selling unit: per unit