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Draper 56g (2oz) Polycarbonate Automatic Grease Feeder – Medium Plastic Grease Dispenser Model 82130

Name: Draper 56g (2oz) Polycarbonate Automatic Grease Feeder – Medium Plastic Grease Dispenser Model 82130
Brand: DRAPER
SKU: 82130
Price: 23.13 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

This automatic grease feeder is designed for precise and consistent lubrication of stationary machinery. It features a transparent polycarbonate body for easy refilling using a standard grease gun. Suitable for use with NLGI 0 to NLGI 4 grease, it operates effectively within a temperature range of -23°C to 121°C (-10°F to 250°F). The device can be mounted in any position—horizontal, vertical, or upside down—ensuring continuous lubrication without interruption. It is ideal for non-vibrating equipment where shock loads are not expected.

Technical specifications

Thread type: 1/8" BSPT

Discharge pressure: 1-2 PSI

Capacity: 56g (2oz)

Operating temperature: -23°C to 121°C (-10°F to 250°F)

Material: Polycarbonate body

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with standard grease guns

Supplied with three springs for adjustable feed rate: blue (light), silver (medium), red (heavy)

Installation

Mount in any position—horizontal, vertical, or upside down

Connect to a standard grease gun for refilling

Usage

Attach to machinery requiring lubrication

Adjust feed rate using the supplied springs based on grease viscosity and operating conditions

Other information

This product is manufactured by Draper and is designed for reliable, maintenance-free lubrication in various industrial applications.

Features

Brand
DRAPER
Material
Polycarbonate
Colour
Transparent
Warranty
1 year(s)
Application temperature
121 °C

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