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Uses of Grease Gun

Grease guns are used as grease fillers for various types of passenger vehicle equipment, lawn equipment for aircraft and aerospace applications. During transferring grease from the gun to the mechanical equipment, the screw on the tip of the grease gun attaches to the grease zerks, locking into place for a leak-proof seal. 

Types Of Grease Gun

There are 4 types of grease guns. Those are filtered from the most popular and commonly use grease gun called manual lever gun and manual pistol grip grease gun. There are cordless grease gun (batteries) and types that operate with the help of compressed air, Pneumatic pistol grip grease gun. 

Manual / Lever Gun: One of the most popular in the bunch, characterized by its long single handle and cylindrical body for applying grease. Operation requires both hands and is ideal for light maintenance. 

Manual / Pistol Grip: This grease gun is equipped with a squeeze grip that allows one-handed use. The design is similar to a gun lever with a long cylindrical body and made of heavy-duty aluminum. 

Cordless grease: a grease gun operated using a battery and a small electric motor to pump grease. 

Pneumatic Pistol Grip: This grease gun operates with the help of compressed air directed to the gun as a hose with a displacement, triggering the discharge of grease. 

WHAT IS THE EASIEST GREASE GUN TO USE? All type of grease guns are basically simple to operate but manual grease gun can be a great way to save money if you aren’t ready to use powered battery or pneumatic tethered to an airline, so you do not need electricity or anything, just go with our best seller grease gun from GROZ and UMETA.