Would a frictionless fluid make a good lubricant for physical machinery?

I have a new fluid, called Unobtaniol, which is a room temperature frictionless superfluid. It has the same physical properties as liquid helium, but with less freezing everything.

A friend of mine reckons that it would be great for lubricating gears, pistons, various forms of reciprocating arm, worm assemblies, you name it. I'm not so sure.

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