Skip to product information
1 of 2

Victory Valve & Rotor Premium Synthetic Oil 2 oz

Victory Valve & Rotor Premium Synthetic Oil 2 oz

Victory Musical Instruments

SKU:VAC-SVR080

Regular price $6.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $6.00 USD
Sale Sold out
Shipping calculated at checkout.
We may source this item to order, so if your timing is tight, call 844-687-4208 to confirm availability.
Pay As You Play
Lease to own
Pay monthly
View full details
The Victory Standard

Backed by us. Trusted by you.

Victory isn't given. It's earned.

We build our own instruments and carry the pro audio and video brands we trust, for everyone from first-timers to working pros, from your garage to the big stage. Started in 2017.

Overview

Victory Valve & Rotor Premium Synthetic Oil 2 oz is a premium synthetic valve and rotor oil in a 2 oz bottle, formulated for piston valves and rotary valves on brass instruments.

One bottle that works on pistons and rotors, so a band room does not need two.

Free shipping · Free local pickup in Miami · Financing at checkout

Synthetic oil does not gum, does not evaporate as quickly as a petroleum oil, and does not leave the varnish residue that makes a valve slow after a few weeks. On a school instrument that goes weeks between proper cleanings, that is the difference between a fast valve and a sticky one.

The 2 oz bottle is sized for a band room or a section rather than a single player. Applied to a clean valve it lasts, and it does not need reapplying every session the way a thinner oil does.

Volume 2 oz
Type Premium synthetic
Use Piston valves and rotary valves
Instruments Trumpet, cornet, flugelhorn, euphonium, tuba, rotary horns
Built By Victory Musical Instruments, Miami FL

How Often Should Valves Be Oiled?

Roughly once a week for a student playing daily, more if the action starts to feel slow. Oil goes on the valve itself, not down the leadpipe. Pull the valve most of the way out, apply a few drops around the casing surface, and reseat it lining up the valve guide.

Can I Use This on Rotary Valves?

Yes. Apply it to the rotor bearings and through the slide, and use a heavier oil on the linkages if they are noisy. Rotors need less oil than pistons but need it more regularly.

Volume 2 oz
Base Synthetic
For Pistons and rotors

Sign Up for Our Newsletter & Enjoy an Exclusive 5% Discount!

Join us to get exclusive deals and offers