Hand Operated Lubricating Unit

A Hand Operated Lubricating Unit is a type of equipment that is used for manually applying lubricants to various machinery and equipment. It is classified under the supply class "Lubrication And Fuel Dispensing Equipment" and belongs to the supply group "Maintenance And Repair Shop Equipment".

Hand Operated Lubricating Units are designed to provide a convenient and efficient way to lubricate moving parts and components. They typically consist of a hand pump or lever mechanism that allows the user to manually dispense lubricants such as oil or grease. These units are commonly used in maintenance and repair shops, as well as in industrial settings, to ensure proper lubrication of machinery and equipment.

Some key features of Hand Operated Lubricating Units may include:

1. Pump or lever mechanism: This allows the user to manually dispense lubricants.
2. Reservoir or container: Holds the lubricant for easy access and application.
3. Pressure gauge: Indicates the pressure at which the lubricant is being dispensed.
4. Nozzles or fittings: Attachments that allow for precise application of lubricants to specific areas.
5. Portable design: Enables easy transportation and use in different locations.

Hand Operated Lubricating Units are essential tools for maintaining the performance and longevity of machinery and equipment. They provide a cost-effective and reliable solution for lubrication needs in various industries.