5 Pcs Plastic Squeeze Bottles (1 OZ), Precision Gun Oil Bottle, LDPE Oil Applicator with Extra Long 1.5 Inch Stainless Applicators Tip – Easy to Use for Crafts, Hinges, Sewing Machines and More

OK Item

well made and don't leak...

Great pin point

Work well as an oil lubricator for model trains. One beef is that the rubber caps for the thin applicators are microscopic, make them a bit larger, so they are not so hard to use and easy to lose?

The TITGGI 5 Pcs Needle Oiler set is an absolute game-changer for anyone who needs precision oil application. These bottles are incredibly well-designed, with the extra-long 1.5-inch stainless steel needle tip allowing for pinpoint accuracy, even in hard-to-reach places.I’ve used these for gun maintenance, sewing machines, door hinges, and even crafting projects, and they’ve worked flawlessly every time. The LDPE material of the bottle is flexible yet durable, making it easy to control the flow of oil without leaks or spills.The 1 oz size is perfect for portability and ensures I always have the right tool for the job. The set of five bottles is a fantastic value, allowing me to use them for different types of oils and keep them handy in multiple locations.If you need a reliable and easy-to-use oil applicator for precision tasks, this product is a no-brainer. Highly recommend it for DIYers, crafters, and anyone maintaining tools or equipment!

These bottles are great for dispensing fluids.When spay bottles stop ,use the funnel to fill up the remaining liquid.

There's isn't much to say. They're squeeze bottles. I use one for applying paint in a void for a seam ripper I made. It has a brass inner tube that is in the middle of a cast resin blank with flowers inserted into the resin. Once I got it nearly completed voids showed that some of the paint was not applied properly to the hole in the blank before the tube was glued in. Unfortunately the tube had been epoxied into the blank with virtually no way to get to it to fix it. I had to drill a very small hole of .030 diameter which is the outer diameter of the 18 gauge needle supplied with these oiler bottles. The hole was drilled with a manually operated pin drill with the bit between the brass tube and the outer edge of the resin blank directly in line with the unpainted spot. The drill bit just barely made it to the cavity and I was successful in filling it with paint to hide the brass tube from being seen. As small as the 18 gauge needle is, it allowed the paint to flow to my surprise and happiness in being able to correct my painting error. My project was saved by this simple, inexpensive, squeeze oiler bottle. It also cleaned up just fine & I have 4 additional bottle & lots of both sizes of needles for any future screw-ups I may make. LOL.

I purchased these bottles to store lubricants of different kinds. I have them filled with FP-3, 3-in-1 oil, Ballistol, and even some Hopps #9 solvent in one of them. The needles are perfect for getting the fluid precisely where you need it and not where you don't. One difficulty I'm having is with labeling - the plastic is completely non-porous (thank goodness), so even a sharpie won't stay on. I'm experimenting with using a labeler and covering that with a larger piece of clear packing tape.I'm very happy with these little bottles. They do exactly what they should and don't leak at all. Great product!