Grease gun

Start with capacity, working pressure, and loading method. The range includes models from 120 CC at 2500–4500 PSI to larger 400 CC units at up to 4500 PSI, plus heavier 16 kg and 25 kg variants for more demanding jobs. If you frequently lubricate machinery, pick a higher capacity and a loading option (cartridge or bulk) that matches your workflow and the type of grease you use.

Manual grease guns rely on hand pressure to dispense grease, while pneumatic models use compressed air for dispensing. In this range you’ll find manual options up to 25 kg and pneumatic variants such as the 1/2 kg model, which can make repetitive lubrication faster and easier in a workshop or service bay.

Yes, several models support cartridge loading or bulk grease filling, offering flexibility for different maintenance setups. For example, a 400 CC unit is described as compatible with both cartridge grease and bulk grease, giving you the option to choose based on availability and cost.

Many units include essential accessories such as a 12‑inch high‑pressure flexible hose and a curved metal nozzle for hard‑to‑reach joints. Specific models emphasize these components to ensure you can apply grease precisely where you need it, improving efficiency during servicing.

For automotive service, the smaller, easy‑to‑handle 400 CC or 600 CC units with a matching hose and nozzle perform well, while larger 16 kg and 25 kg versions are more suited to industrial equipment and heavy maintenance tasks due to their higher capacity. Pneumatic variants also help in busy shop settings where rapid, repeated lubrication is needed.

Durability is shown by sturdy metal construction and steel or aluminum components, such as a 1.2 mm steel tube and aluminum head on the larger 400 CC model, alongside heavy‑duty metal parts in pneumatic and bulk‑load designs. Some models also come in a rugged blue finish with protective casings, underscoring their suitability for frequent, professional use.