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简体中文WD-40
WD-40 was founded in 1953 as Rocket Chemical Company, which initially focused on the research and development of metal protection products for the aerospace industry. Its iconic product WD-40 (full name "Water Displacement, 40th formula") was named after the success of the 40th formula test and was used in the early days for rust prevention and cleaning of Atlas missiles. In 1969, the company was renamed WD-40 Company and listed on NASDAQ in 1973 (stock code: WDFC). Today, WD-40 has become a leading global consumer products company headquartered in San Diego, USA, with business covering 176 countries, and its products are widely used in industry, home, automobile, aerospace and other fields.
Our products
WD-40 multi-purpose metal care agent has integrated functions: it integrates six functions of rust prevention, dehumidification, lubrication, cleaning, rust removal and conductivity, and can solve more than 2,000 metal maintenance problems. It is known as the "universal maintenance agent for metal products".
Application scenarios: it covers military industry, aerospace, automobile manufacturing, electronic equipment, household tools and other scenarios, such as loosening rusted bolts, cleaning precision instruments, protecting circuit contacts, etc.
Environmental protection and safety: it does not contain heavy metals and carcinogens, uses carbon dioxide propellant, and complies with EU RoHS standards and China's environmental protection regulations.
WD-40 Specialist series of industrial-grade solutions: including precision electrical cleaners, high-efficiency silicone lubricants, etc., designed for the special needs of industries such as wind power and rail transit to improve equipment efficiency and life.
Household product line: launch door and window lubricants, adhesive removers, etc., directly addressing maintenance problems in daily life.
Innovation in subdivided fields: for example, a lubrication and maintenance series designed specifically for bicycles to extend the service life of parts.