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Klein Tools' Foam Wire Pulling Lubricant is a no mess, no hassle alternative to traditional wax/gel lubricants. The foam fills the conduit and coats the wires as they are pulled through. The lubricant stays where it is applied, even in vertical conduit. It also dissolves clean from hands, clothing and carpeting.

Product Size (oz.): 19
Product Size (oz.) | 19 |
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Electrical Product Type | Lubricant |
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Returnable | 90-Day |
Manufacturer Warranty | Please refer to the attached warranty document in the Product Overview section above under Info & Guides. |
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The Klein Tools Cat. No. 51100, Wire Pulling Foam Lubricant, includes a 15-inch application tube, allowing the lubricant to be applied into conduit and other hard-to-reach areas.
The Klein Tools Cat. No. 51100, Wire Pulling Foam Lubricant, is designed for wire pulling applications and fills the conduit while coating the wires as they are pulled through. For your application, the foam lubricant should be sprayed into the conduit first, and then the wires should be pulled through the lubricated conduit. The foam lubricant stays where it is applied, even in vertical conduit, and provides a no-mess alternative to traditional wax or gel lubricants. For additional application guidance, please refer to the following instructional video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-X-jjrbfw8
Dear Valued Home Depot Customer, We have reached out to the manufacturer and their answer is, The Klein Tools Cat. No. 51100, Wire Pulling Foam Lubricant, is designed to reduce friction when pulling wire through conduit by coating the wire evenly as it is applied. The foam formula helps control application and is intended to stay where it is applied, reducing mess compared to traditional gel or liquid lubricants. It also wipes clean from hands and most surfaces. For finished surfaces, it is recommended to apply carefully and test on a small, inconspicuous area first to ensure compatibility.
The lubricant is water based
The foam lube will freeze (at about 32 degrees, since the lube inside is water based), and it will be unusable if frozen. However a frozen can will work if it is thawed out.
Yes
It is water based. Please see the SDS document under Additional Resources from the Manufacturer for more information.
There is no set answer for this question. The lube should be applied as needed.
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