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Imperial Sizing Die Wax is the most recognized product of the line.
Because of its superior performance and ease of application and cleanup, this product has been a favorite of knowledgeable reloaders for years.
Redding is committed to maintaining the integrity of this product by producing it to the exact formulation that made it so popular.
The original non-liquid sizing die lube is now available from Redding.
True to the original LeClear product of the 70’s – green in color.
REDDING RELOADING BRAND
Since 1946 Redding has provided the reloading marketplace with innovative, American Made products of the highest quality.
Over the pastyear and a half we purchased and installed another 13 new pieces of American Made CNC Machinery to help keep pace with the current market demand.
We are thankful that we completed a major facility expansion allowing us to increase our warehousing and distribution operations to help us better manage today's expanding reloading market.
It has also allowed us to add all of these new CNC Machining Centers, thereby further increasing our quality commitment to our growing group of loyal customers throughout the USA and around the world.
Steve
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2024
I don't get it! I have white sizing wax and thought these were the same, yet other than being more expensive and green...this seems to give more consistent sizing. I bought the green just to see what the difference is, if any. From what I can tell, my sizing operations are more consistent than they once were. My dies have been set for ages. I have used the spectrum of sizing lubes, Lanolin and alcohol, hornady one shot, alpha munitions spray lube, rcbs lube and pad, the imperial white sizing wax and this. The one consistent thing I see is that cases size differently with different lubricants. Oddly enough, it was no different between the white and green waxes. I settled on the white wax a long time ago, I get a 0.002" varience in sizing across 100 or so cases (AMP Mk2 Annealed). I switch to the green and I get 0.001" or less, but my cases trend 0.001" longer than they do with the white. I may be reading tea leaves at this point, but it seems to be a theme between the 7 calibers/ 12 barrels I load for, and that seems like more than coincidence.
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