Air Operated Oil Pump
What is an Air-Operated Oil Pump?
An air-operated oil pump, also known as an air-operated oil transfer pump or a pneumatic oil pump, is primarily used for transferring oil and other lubricants between containers. Its main function is to efficiently and safely dispense fluids such as motor oil, hydraulic oil, transmission fluid, and other similar lubricants across various industries and applications. For instance, it can be used for vehicle maintenance, oil changes, and in industrial settings to lubricate heavy machinery and equipment, ensuring their proper operation and extending service life.

Pneumatic oil transfer pumps are capable of handling a wide range of oils and lubricants, making them versatile for various applications. These pumps provide fast, reliable fluid transfer, reducing downtime, enhancing productivity, and minimizing environmental risks by reducing spills and preventing workplace accidents. Their portability allows them to be easily moved and used across different work areas.

Air Operated Grease Pump
How Does An Air-Operated Grease Pump Work?
An air-operated grease pump, also known as a pneumatic grease pump, operates by using compressed air to power the pump. This pump extracts grease, which is then pressurized by a grease gun and injected into the necessary lubrication points for maintenance. Compared to manual grease pumps, pneumatic grease pumps offer higher efficiency and ease of operation. These benefits make them the preferred choice for industries that require lubrication, including automotive, construction, ports, machinery, power, chemical, engineering, mining, automobile repair, metallurgy, shipyards, bearings, papermaking, and more.