Overview
Rotor spindle oil is formulated specifically for use on the exposed ends of rotary valve shafts (underneath the valve caps), providing smoother action and minimizing mechanical noise.
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Features
Specially formulated for smooth, noiseless operation of rotor spindles in rotary valved instruments, Yamaha's Rotor Oil can also helps to prevent corrosion.
Specs
| Product ID | BMMRSPINDLEOIL4 |
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Questions & Answers
Question: Does it matter whether I use synthetic rotor spindle oil as opposed to ordinary rotor spindle oil? The Yamaha trombone hand book specifically mentions synthetic oil.
Answer
Yamaha Synthetic Rotor Spindle Oil has been specially formulated to lubricate preserve and protect the trombone's mechanisms. Non-synthetic equivalents are likely to be less effective in protecting your trombone.
