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PB&J460 Formula 2 is blended using traditional Pennsylvania Paraffinic base oils
and a tough, modern tackiness additive. It is a simple oil just like the velvety
oils Grandpa used to keep his steam and gas engines running smooth and silent!
PB&J460 Formula 2 is blended specially for all open journal bearings and slides. It
feeds smooth and easy, quickly spreads and wets the surfaces and develops a tough,
oily film. It adheres to the bearing surfaces, protects against rust and won't drip
or sling excessively. Yet, it will wash grit from the surfaces rather than suspend
it in the oil.
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Sapon-A-Max Formula 1 is blended using traditional Pennsylvania Paraffinic base oils,
sweet acidless tallow oil and a tough, modern tackiness additive. It pours smooth and
easy, yet develops a tough lubricating film in the cylinders and valve chest. It
resists water washing with its tenacious lather and helps protect against rust when
the engine is laid up for the winter!
The Live Steamer's Best Friend is better than ever because it comes in convenient 4oz
and pint bottles. The squeeze bottles make filling small scale lubricators a breeze -
just the right amount with no messy spillage or overfilling!
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Recent advances in chemical technology enabled Terlyn Indusries, Inc. to develop
a revolutionary, high performance steam locomotive boiler water treatment program. This
achievement has been proven on saturated and superheated engines using both softened
and raw makeup feed water. The Terlyn LSB program offers unprecedented performance
and monetary savings over traditional boiler treatments through greatly reduced
boiler maintenance and fuel costs.
 No damaing foam carryover.
Environmentally friendly.
Exceptional scale and corrosion control.
Removes scale and corrosion without acid.
Prevents oxygen pitting and crevice corrosion.
Works with both softened and unsoftened water.
Single chemical added to tender, easy testing method.
Extends boiler tube life and reduces fuel consumption.
No hazardous phosphates, nitrites, caustics or sulfites.
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