Prolix Lubricants - SHOT Show Product Spotlight | SHOT Show 2023

Published on January 20, 2023
Duration: 2:35

Phil Levy from Prolix Lubricants discusses their unique firearm lubricant, developed over 30 years ago. Unlike petroleum-based products that blow off and lead to carbonization, Prolix utilizes a different technology to create a dry lubricant film that bonds to metal, resisting heat and wiping. This innovation was initially tested by the Marines' EOD unit and LAPD to address M16 issues. The product is available for individuals, law enforcement, and military personnel via their website.

Quick Summary

Prolix Lubricant offers a unique firearm lubrication technology that creates a dry film bonding to metal, preventing carbonization unlike traditional petroleum-based products. Developed over 30 years ago and tested by military and law enforcement, it provides superior protection and can be recycled by ranges.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Prolix Lubricants
  2. 00:06Interview with Phil Levy
  3. 00:15About Prolix Lubricant
  4. 00:18Development History
  5. 00:39Early Testing and Military Adoption
  6. 00:59New Packaging
  7. 01:05Unique Technology Explained
  8. 01:11Comparison to Other Lubricants
  9. 01:31How Prolix Works
  10. 01:49Recyclability and Range Use
  11. 02:02Availability for Individuals and Agencies
  12. 02:13Website Information
  13. 02:23Conclusion and Thanks

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Prolix Lubricant different from other firearm lubricants?

Prolix Lubricant uses a unique technology that creates a dry lubricant film bonding to metal, unlike petroleum-based products that blow off and carbonize. This film resists wiping, burning, and washing off, providing superior protection and reducing fouling.

How was Prolix Lubricant developed and tested?

Developed over 30 years ago by Phil Levy, Prolix was tested by the Marines' EOD unit at Camp Pendleton and the LAPD. These tests aimed to address issues with firearms like the M16, leading to its eventual market release.

Can Prolix Lubricant be recycled or reused?

Yes, Prolix Lubricant's dry film technology allows for recycling. Ranges and schools can run the lubricant through cheesecloth to remove debris and then reuse it for cleaning, making it an economical option.

Who can purchase Prolix Lubricant?

Prolix Lubricant is available for purchase by individuals, law enforcement agencies, and military personnel. It can be bought in single bottles or cases directly from their official website.

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