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KRZ Nanolube uses tungsten disulfide nano-spheres, held in fluid suspension, to fill microscopic "pot-holes" on metal surfaces and let opposing parts roll instead of drag.
Most oil products are made from flat platelets of zinc, graphite, or molybdenum — which can break down faster due to smearing as they're dragged into motion. KRZ Nanolube uses a unique blend of tungsten disulfide spheres, held in fluid suspension, that support heavy loads while allowing things to roll easily between opposing surfaces.
Millions of tungsten disulfide spheres, processed to amalgamate and homogenize the formula, and held in fluid suspension. The result is an oil that supports heavy loads while letting things roll easily between opposing surfaces.
Anywhere metal meets metal under load. These are the three headline categories KRZ has focused on from day one.
Vehicles & EnginesOriginally created for a watercraft engine, KRZ oil is the world's best nano lubricant. As motorized vessels became the norm, so did their Achilles heel — lack of lubrication. That's where KRZ comes along.
Sports & Art ToolsIn sports applications, KRZ Nanolube can help improve the feel of equipment, making it more comfortable and responsive. In art applications, it can improve the smoothness and precision of tools — and even help restore rusty or older gear.
Guns & ProjectilesBy reducing friction on a molecular level, KRZ Nanolube helps guns and projectiles operate more smoothly, protects against wear on metal surfaces, and can reduce the frequency of cleaning and maintenance.
KRZ Nanolube is available as an additive to blend into the oil you're already running, or at full strength for direct application.
You can also use KRZ as a reparative for rusty metal and even as a wood finisher for wood longevity.
Lubricate and protect metal surfaces on production equipment.
Tractors, harvesters, and other farm equipment.
Excavators, bulldozers, and heavy site equipment.
Boats and marine engines operating in tough conditions.
Metal surfaces on aircraft and aerospace equipment.
Generation equipment including wind turbines and hydro.
Automotive, powersports, ATV, and snowmobiles.
Reduced friction and cleaner operating cycles.
Smoother feel and precision for gear and instruments.
Our History
Three generations on the water.
Dan Brown's grandfather, Claude Brown, was a creative and meticulous inventor who grew up on the waters of Lake Erie — his father Walter served as coxswain (navigator) on the Port Stanley Rescue Team.
Dan's father inherited the same love of the water and the same "need for speed." In 1964 he designed and built the SEA-JET — a single-seat red-and-white watercraft originally designed for rough-water rescue — casting the fibreglass hull, jet pump, impellor, housing and nozzle himself.
Dan has continued the family traditions of helping others, inventing to live simply, and — of course — boating. KRZ Nanolube is the latest chapter.