Redding Case Lube - Imperial Bio Green

Redding Imperial Bio Green Case Lubricant is a plant-based sizing lube designed for brass case preparation during the reloading process. This biodegradable case lubricant represents a significant shift from traditional petroleum-based formulations, delivering effective lubrication for sizing and forming operations while maintaining environmental responsibility—a priority for reloaders who view themselves as stewards of natural resources.

The formulation is completely biodegradable and derived from renewable plant sources, eliminating the environmental footprint of conventional mineral oil-based sizing lubricants. Imperial Bio Green performs consistently across standard pad-application reloading presses, providing reliable case sizing without buildup or sticky residue. The renewable composition means users can process brass with confidence that their reloading waste stream remains environmentally compatible—crucial for operations near water sources or in jurisdictions with stricter disposal regulations. Weighing just 0.16 lbs, a single container supplies extended reloading sessions without requiring frequent replenishment.

Serious handloaders and rifle reloaders who prioritize sustainable practices benefit most from this product. It's equally suitable for high-volume ammo processors, hunters optimizing their reload workflows, and shooters managing their own ammunition supply across multiple calibers. Anyone operating a single-stage or progressive press using pad-application methods will find Imperial Bio Green compatible with standard reloading dies and equipment. The shift to plant-based chemistry does not compromise the lubrication performance required for smooth sizing operations and case neck forming.

This product addresses a growing segment of the reloading community seeking to reduce their environmental impact without sacrificing reliability or ease of use. Redding's introduction of Imperial Bio Green reflects broader industry recognition that reloaders—described as the original environmentalists—deserve sizing lubricants that align with their conservation values while maintaining the performance standards expected from a leading reloading equipment manufacturer.