Grease pumps can be manual or automatic; while the manual pumps rely on physical labor, automatic pumps can use pneumatic, hydraulic, or electric power. Read More…
Leading Manufacturers
Industrial Innovations, Inc.
Grandville, MI | 616-249-1525It is our mission to be your one source offering many solutions to fulfill all of your lubrication needs. Our customer service is among the best in the industry because you matter to us! To learn more about what else we are able to assist you with, get in touch with our customer service division via telephone or email today for more information!
Lubrication Technologies, Inc.
West Springfield, MA | 877-285-5823Progressive, centralized & automatic lubricating systems are available at Lubrication Technologies. We can design, install & service a number of lubrication systems. We design, for example, centralized lubrication systems for both oil & grease in all applications. We service all types of markets & industries & can provide proven solutions to your lubrication challenges.
LSP Industries, Inc.
Rockford, IL | 800-577-7895When it comes to grease dispensers we are the experts! It is our goal that we provide the highest quality custom products in the industry to ensure that we achieve full customer satisfaction every time. We are committed to providing quick turnaround times in order to get your products back to you so we may assist you in keeping your business moving along! Fill out the easy contact form on our website or call us today to get started!
LDI Industries Inc.
Manitowoc, WI | 920-682-6877LDI Industries is an ISO 9001:2008 company and has been a trusted manufacturer of industrial lubrication systems and hydraulic components for over forty five years. We are focused on continual improvement and are always seeking new technologies to bring you the best possible products and services. Contact us today for a quote. We are confident you will be satisfied with our quality and price.
American Design & Manufacturing, Inc.
South Windsor, CT | 860-282-2719The expert team at American Design & Manufacturing has over 100 years of combined knowledge in the design of customized lubrication systems, hydraulic equipment, heat transfer systems, gearbox assembly, cleaning equipment, specialty fabrication and test equipment. We utilize state of the art equipment and CAD design systems to create the best lubrication and other equipment for your application.
Grease Pump - Oil-Rite CorporationGrease is a non-liquid lubricant with higher viscosity than regular oil. A viscous combination of oil and soap, grease is preferred to other petrol-based lubricants in locations where oil drippings are undesirable. Grease is applied to machinery under heavy pressure, specifically in points of heightened friction.
It is a desirable piece of lubricant equipment because it is easy to use, built to keep the grease contaminant free and is economically and environmentally friendly. A grease pump is a lubrication system that aesthetically resembles a small vacuum, although its body can range in size, holding anywhere from thirty pounds to four hundred pounds of grease.
Another positive attribute is the grease pump has the ability to match up with other lubricating systems, such as central lubrication systems and grease guns. Additional chemical additives can also be mixed into the grease formula for specific characteristics, such as adding anti-wear agents to keep the metal from abrasions and oxidation inhibitors to prolong the life of the grease.
Grease pumps are commonly employed by the automotive and manufacturing industries, although large machinery in the food and beverage, marine and construction industries also make use of the lubricators.
Important specifications to consider when purchasing a grease pump are the viscosity, or resistance to flow of the product being pumped, the volume dispensed, system pressure and the size of the drum. What system, if any, the grease pump will be working with is also an important consideration. The automatic, central lubrication system is usually set up to be permanent, greasing more then one part of a machine at once.
Although it often demands individual maintenance, it is commonly found attached to the machine it is lubricating. The cost of owning a central lubrication system with a grease pump is less because no additional operators are necessary, and the human error aspect is all but eliminated. A grease gun, which is another common grease pump attachment that can also work all on its own, is a tool used manually.
The power of the gun is in the body, and the flexibility to reach out of the way parts of a machine is in the long whip hose that varies in length. Grease pumps are basic necessities in the lubricating industry, versatile enough to match with other systems as well as work alone. They are a product that will be in demand for the foreseeable future.