WD-40

The brand you trust at a price you can't beat!

How much are YOU paying?

You can buy WD-40 down the street at the local supply store. True.
But let's do the math (cost/qty):

In other words, you can save over $2,200 per DRUM by purchasing your WD-40 in 55 gallon drums vs spray cans.

Save money the easy way

Every drum of WD-40 you buy saves your company hundreds of dollars the easy way with wholesale pricing and free shipping. This is not a typo. It's a great offer.

We ship your WD-40 anywhere in the 48 States for FREE. Woonsocket, RI? Yep. Cody, WY? Sure. Ranger, TX? Coos Bay, OR? Slapout, AL? Absolutely FREE!

Here's the Fine Print: (not in fine print)

Please allow 5-8 business days for delivery. California purchases subject to county-based sales tax. Offer valid for purchases within the continental United States only. Please contact us for export information.

This site is optimized to sell 55 gallon drums of WD-40 Factory Direct to your facility. No gimmicks and no tricks.

Give us a call at (877) 694-6330 and buy our WD-40 55 Gallon Drums over the phone. You can also purchase in volumes of 10 or 20 drums of WD-40 and save more.
It's that easy.

Previous clients include:

• Dynabil Corp/ Ducommun Aero
• Service Steel Inc
• Philadelphia Gear Corp
• Peak MFG Inc
• Oxford Maint. Supply
• Superior Oil & Chemical
• Blue Grass Metals
• Better World Mfg
• Golden Flocks Inc
• Special T MFG
• MeadWestvaco
• Ingersoll Machine Tools
..and many more..

WD-40 Drums.com

We protect metals and make your company money.

We do this by specializing in selling discount WD-40 to clients who use bulk amounts and are looking to reduce costs. Organizations such as these have benefited from our low-cost value-sized option:

• Machine shops
• Equipment fabricators
• Parts manufacturers
• Repair shops
• Fleet Maintenance Facilities

Did you know?

WD-40 is a powerful lubricant for machining aluminum! One quick spray onto the piece can:

• Increase cutting speed
• Reduce cutting noise
• Smooth cutting action
• Prevent chip welding
• Sling chips off of bit
• Prevents flute loading
• Leaves glossy finish
• Clean up fast with general degreaser!

Contact us if you need any usage directions on how to cut aluminum with your old favorite, WD-40!

What one of our clients says about WD-40:
"Our company specializes in products which are metal parts, and we have a problem with RUST. We noticed that on products that have been packaged, even with plastic wrap, that moisture would penetrate and create rust during transport on trucks and boats (boats being the worst).

Even on end-caps, spacers, washers, you name it - rust was a huge problem and we were losing business because of it. The rust build-up would be obvious during a two-week transition.

We have tried many different types of rust preventative products, all with little to no results.

Then we tried WD40. Whether we sprayed it, wiped it, or brushed it on, the rust was nowhere to be found for over a MONTH. So instead of spending twice the amount of money on expensive products that DON'T WORK - our secret is WD40 to get the job done."
- L.R.

Displaces moisture.

WD-40 gets under water, drives it off and keeps it off. WD-40 is a non-conductor and can be used to dry out electrical and electronic equipment. Penetrates, loosens and frees stuck, frozen or rusted parts. WD-40 frees sticky mechanisms and penetrates to free up frozen or rusted metal parts and fasteners. Keeps controls and linkages working freely, too.

Protects metal.

WD-40 lubricates and protects against moisture and corrosive elements.

Cleans.

WD-40 removes grease, grime, tar, gum, crayon, water deposits, and much more. It also dissolves adhesives, allowing for easy removal of labels and excess bonding materials.

Lubricates.

WD-40 finds and lubricates squeaks in hard-to-get-at mechanisms. Because WD-40 is silicone-free, there’s no messy, gummy residue.

WD - 40. ALWAYS ANOTHER USE.

The namesake brand of WD-40 Company, WD-40® was developed in 1953 by the Rocket Chemical Company of San Diego. Originally intended for use in the aerospace industry to displace moisture and prevent rust and corrosion, its “water displacement” formulation was successful on the fortieth attempt, hence the name WD-40. Convair, an aerospace and defense contractor, used it to protect missile skins from rust. WD-40 was also specified for use on NASA’s Atlas missile. After employees at Convair began sneaking WD-40 home and discovering multiple uses for the product, it became apparent that WD-40 had tremendous end-user appeal. Today, the product can be found in nearly every home and workplace in America. And, one day, in every home and workplace across the globe.

This site specializes in selling WD-40 by the 55 gallon barrel. For other options please visit our parent company in 'About us'.

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Use of the WD-40 Brand does not suggest sponsorship, affiliation or endorsement by or with WD-40 Company.