
Greasing Machine Manual
A manual greasing machine (such as a hand-operated grease gun or portable bucket pump) features hand-powered operation, high-pressure output, and a portable design that requires no electricity or compressed air
Description
Greasing Machine Manual
1. High-Pressure Pumping Mechanisms
- Pressure Capacity: Heavy-duty manual lever systems typically generate 5,000 to 10,000 PSI . This immense pressure is vital for clearing out clogged, dried, or blocked Zerk fittings.
- Discharge Volume Control:
oLever-Type: Offers maximum mechanical leverage, dispensing approximately 1.28 grams of grease per stroke.
oPistol-Grip Type: Designed for one-handed operation in tighter spaces, providing about 0.86 grams per stroke.
oVariable Stroke Feature: Advanced models offer a variable stroke, allowing for short, tight strokes in confined areas or long, powerful strokes in wide-open settings.
2. Reservoir & Body Construction
- Robust Barrels/Tanks: The main body is constructed of heavy-gauge steel, aluminum, or—in stationary multi-point workshop pumps— transparent acrylic reservoirs to allow immediate visual checking of the grease level.
- Follower Plate Assembly: An internal spring-loaded follower plate ensures continuous positive suction by neatly wiping the barrel walls and pressing the grease toward the pump head as the reservoir empties.
- Tell-Tale Indicator Rod: A rod attached to the follower plate protrudes through the bottom of the tool, giving the operator a physical reference of how much grease is left.
- Versatile Loading Options: Standard manual units support three filling methods: 3-ounce/14-ounce cartridges, suction loading directly from a tub, or bulk filling via a dedicated grease filler pump port.
3. Discharge Controls & Fitting Components
- One-Way Check Valve (Non-Return Valve): Located inside the pump head, this spring-and-ball mechanism prevents grease from suffering backflow when high-resistance joints are pumped.
- Air Bleeder/Purge Valve: A button or screw on the head cap used to vent trapped air pockets after reloading, ensuring quick priming and a consistent flow of grease.
- Dual Line/Progressive Distribution Compatibility: Bench or wall-mounted manual pumps can be linked directly to progressive distributor blocks , allowing a single pump to accurately feed grease across up to 20 to 50 individual lubrication points simultaneously.
- Flexible and Rigid Extensions: Equipped with high-pressure reinforced hoses for hard-to-reach, angled locations, or rigid steel tubes for open, straight-access fittings.
Specification
| Specification Category | Parameter | Typical Standard Value |
|---|---|---|
| Specification Parameter | Lever-Action Manual Gun | Pistol-Grip Manual Gun |
| Operating Pressure | Up to 300–415 bar (4,500–6,000 PSI) | Up to 250–345 bar (3,600–5,000 PSI) |
| Output per Stroke | ~1.28 grams | ~0.86 grams |
| Reservoir / Cylinder Capacity | 400 cc / 500 cc (14 oz standard cartridge) | 400 cc / 500 cc (14 oz standard cartridge) |
| Grease Compatibility | NLGI #1, #2, and #3 | NLGI #1 and #2 |
| Output Port Thread Size | PT 1/8" or 1/8" NPT | PT 1/8" or 1/8" NPT |
| Average Weight (Empty) | 1.2 Kg to 1.5 Kg | 1.0 Kg to 1.3 Kg |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) | ~400mm x 200mm x 30mm | ~380mm x 150mm x 30mm |
| Loading Methods | Cartridge, Bulk Suction, Filler Pump | Cartridge, Bulk Suction |
| Material Construction | Heavy-duty steel barrel, die-cast head | Heavy-duty steel barrel, aluminum head |
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