Nyogel 767A Synthetic Heavy Damping Grease by Nye Lubricant (25g Jar) Packed by Berger Scicnces DBA AA Natural Products

I'm restoring a pair of Bosch and Lomb Zephyr 7x35 binoculars from the 1950 era. They were completely locked up. All of my research indicated this was the product to use when putting them back together. It works fantastically. Lovely viscous damping but absolutely effortless movement beyond that. It's a wonderful lubricant.

I bought this product to elevate "stickage" in my HOTAS flight throttle. When I would apply pressure to the throttle it would catch a little on the metal rails it rides and then release with more force than intended making precision moments with it near impossible. I dealt with this for a week by releasing tension on the throttle a little more and a little more each time it happened. Eventually I was unable to loosen the tension bar anymore without it falling off. I had read on some HOTAS sites that applying lubrication would help. Everyone seemed to have a different method from applying chap-stick to using KY jelly. I decided to do my own research and finally landed on this product. After applying a good amount of Nyogel 767A to the rails it felt a bit more difficult to manipulate but after working it in a bit I found that it brought the moment feeling to EXACTLY how I like it. It still requires pressure to move but those tiny amounts of pressure actually move it and don't get hung up. Its really sad that these manufactures of HOTASs don't just use this stuff in the first place. Its simply amazing!

Well for my Thrustmaster Cougar throttle it worked really good. like they said now my throttle feels like it is a hydraulic controlled.. thnx David..

Firstly, Nyogel 767a is INVALUABLE if you have a Thrustmaster TWCS Throttle. The aforementioned throttle unit is horrible straight from the factory in terms of chronic throttle movement stickiness and binding. Nyogel is a miracle cure that transforms the TWCS throttle from a cheap-feeling, imprecise user experience to that of an expensive precision controller. Don't even think twice about purchasing Nyogel if you have the Thrustmaster TWCS Throttle and you're wondering if the Nyogel solution really works. It does, and perfectly so. The 25g jar packaged by Berger Sciences is the absolute way to go in my personal opinion. 25g of lubricant is more than enough to grease several joysticks and/or throttles, let alone a single unit. A little goes a LONG way. The jar makes application much easier than a tube product since Nyogel is very viscous and thick (by design since it's a damping grease), and Berger even packages the Nyogel jar with a foam tip applicator. Finally, I could not be more impressed with the distributor themselves, Berger Sciences. My order promptly shipped the day after I placed it on Amazon, and arrived extremely well packaged in a sturdy cardboard box with lots of carefully placed padding instead of a flimsy bubble envelope. The little jar of Nyogel itself came in a zip lock bag together with the foam tip applicator. The zip lock bag even has the name of the individual who packaged it (excellent job David). ;) Overall, a wonderful experience and my only regret is not ordering sooner than I did.

This grease was used to temporarily, though successfully, address the "death wobble" of a Samsung washing machine. I had been through one set of aftermarket rods before deciding to try greasing as a method of rehabilitation. It works for about a month or six weeks. The problem returns when the grease is all displaced from the area of the rod where the cap slides. I purchased this grease so I could apply copious amounts to the area of interest. But the amount applies is irrelevant. The cap will buff the rod clean no matter how much you initially apply. This is a great product, but I've become WAY too good at pulling and greasing these parts, so I ponied up for OEM and we'll see how those fare.