Is this suitable for bicycle chain lubricant?

You can use LPS 1 to lubricate a chain, but I have used it mainly as a water disbursement in electrical applications. LPS 1 does not leave an oily film. When my trucks distributor was affected by a heavy rain and wouldn't let it start I sprayed LPS1 inside the cap, while it was raining and replaced the cap, the truck started up on first try. My recommendation for chain lube is LPS 2. I keep both sprays on my shelf.

Is this lubricant safe for rubber/layex components?

As far I know it is safe on about anything. I have used this product for 40 years and would not want to be without a can of LPS No.!. Great product. Suggest you go to the online company site for your answer.

Is this good for electronic switches and contacs

not the LPS 1 try CRC Electronic Cleaner

Do you recommend lps1 on oiling & maintain guns? will it stand up too that type of use? which lps1 do u recommend? i see lps1 heavy duty & prem

Don't know if you still read these answers but I will still try. Use LPS 1. Go on Youtube and watch a video called "Firearms Facts: Gun Oils We Use". Iraqveteran8888 uploads A LOT of firearm videos. In that particular video go to minute 8:03 and just listen to what Eric says about certain LPS numbers.

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Model number	00116
Item Weight	363 g
Product Dimensions	7.11 x 7.11 x 20.32 cm; 362.87 g
Item model number	00116
Item Height	8 Inches
Item Width	2.8 Inches
Are batteries included?	No

SEPTLS42800116 - Lps 1 Premium Lubricants - 00116

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