UK Suppliers of Horological Cleaning Fluids Since 1990
At H & P Storey, we’ve been trusted by professionals and hobbyists alike for over 30 years. Whether you’re repairing intricate clock mechanisms, restoring a cherished watch, or freshening up your favourite jewellery, our cleaning fluids make the job simple and effective.
What is Horological Cleaning Fluid?
Horological cleaning fluid is a specially formulated solution used to clean and restore delicate mechanisms and items. In the clock and watch industry, it’s essential for removing oil, dirt, and tarnish from internal components, ensuring timepieces run smoothly and accurately.
Why Using Quality Cleaning Fluids Matters
When it comes to cleaning and maintaining clocks and watches, quality is everything. Using subpar or incorrect cleaning solutions can lead to long-term damage, including corrosion, discoloration, and compromised performance. High-quality horological cleaning fluids are specifically engineered to remove dirt, grease, and contaminants without harming delicate components such as gears, pivots, and jewels.
Investing in the right cleaning fluids not only preserves the appearance and function of your timepiece but also saves you from costly repairs or replacements in the future. At H & P Storey Associates, we understand the art of horology and the importance of maintaining its craftsmanship. That’s why our cleaning solutions are trusted by professionals nationwide, ensuring your timepieces continue ticking flawlessly for generations to come.
Commercial Uses
- Jewellers: For cleaning jewellery pieces, including gold, silver, and gemstones.
- Watchmakers and Clockmakers: Essential for maintaining and restoring the precision mechanisms of watches and clocks.
- Pawn Brokers: To restore and clean jewellery and valuables for resale.
- Antique Dealers: For cleaning and preserving antique clocks, watches, and jewellery.
- Horological Repair Shops: For cleaning intricate components during repairs.
- Goldsmiths and Silversmiths: For polishing and cleaning precious metal pieces during manufacturing or repair.
- Auction Houses: For restoring and preparing valuable items for sale.
- Opticians: For cleaning delicate metal and glass components of glasses and frames.
- Museum Conservationists: For maintaining and restoring historical timepieces and jewellery.
- Engraving Specialists: For cleaning metal surfaces before or after engraving.
- Metal Refurbishment Services: For cleaning tarnished or aged metal products.
Domestic Uses
- Cleaning Jewellery: Perfect for bringing sparkle back to rings, necklaces, bracelets, and earrings.
- Golf Clubs: Removes dirt, grime, and tarnish from club heads and shafts.
- Household Metalware: Cleans brass, silver, and other metal items like candlesticks or cutlery.
- Spectacles and Sunglasses: Safe for cleaning frames and delicate metal hinges.
- Bric-a-Brac and Collectibles: Ideal for cleaning small metal figurines, coins, or trinkets.
- Kitchenware: Restores shine to utensils, pans, and stainless steel surfaces.
- DIY Enthusiasts: Cleans tools and small metal components.
- Fishing Gear: Cleans metal reels, hooks, and accessories.
- Car Enthusiasts: Useful for detailing chrome and metallic parts.
- Ornaments and Decor: For cleaning intricate metal or jewellery-style decorations.