Air Pressure Dispensing Pump

An Air Pressure Dispensing Pump is a type of pump that is used in lubrication and fuel dispensing equipment. It is specifically designed to dispense fluids such as lubricants, oils, and fuels using air pressure.

These pumps are commonly used in maintenance and repair shop equipment, where they are used to transfer fluids from storage containers to the equipment that requires lubrication or fuel. They are often used in automotive repair shops, industrial maintenance facilities, and other similar settings.

Air Pressure Dispensing Pumps typically consist of a pump body, an air inlet, a fluid inlet, a fluid outlet, and various valves and controls. The pump body is usually made of durable materials such as stainless steel or aluminum to withstand the pressure and corrosive nature of the fluids being dispensed.

To operate the pump, compressed air is supplied to the air inlet, creating pressure inside the pump body. This pressure forces the fluid from the fluid inlet into the pump and then out through the fluid outlet. The flow rate and pressure of the dispensed fluid can be controlled using the valves and controls on the pump.

These pumps are known for their efficiency and accuracy in dispensing fluids. They are often used in applications where precise amounts of lubricants or fuels need to be dispensed, such as in automotive engine oil changes or fueling equipment.

Overall, Air Pressure Dispensing Pumps are essential equipment in maintenance and repair shop settings, providing a reliable and efficient way to dispense lubricants and fuels.