Manual Lubrication Pumps

Grease or oil is pumped into a system or piece of equipment using manual lubrication pumps, which are hand-operated machines. The barrel pump, which is used to push grease or oil into a system or machinery through a small hole, is the most typical type of device used. The manual centralised lubrication systems of light duty automatic machines, such as small power presses, packing machines, die punching machines, milling machines, single spindle automats, looms, surface grinders, pouch filling machines, etc., are ideal for these pumps. Manual lubrication pumps are ideal for lowering friction and wear, removing heat that is produced inside the bearing as a result of friction and other factors.