Oil Pumps and Grease Guns

Oil pumps, grease pumps, and grease guns provide controlled dispensing and transfer of lubricants from drums, pails, and other bulk containers. From routine equipment lubrication to transferring gear oil, motor oil, hydraulic oil, and grease, the right dispensing equipment can help create a cleaner and more efficient material handling process.

BASCO offers a range of manual and air-operated oil pumps, grease pumps, grease guns, filler pumps, and complete dispensing systems for industrial and maintenance applications. Choose from equipment designed for different container sizes, lubricant viscosities, flow requirements, and dispensing methods.

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Why Air Operated Grease Guns and Oil Pumps: Portable Dispensing Options for Efficiency and Convenience

Need to dispense oil or grease out of your drum? BASCO offers a range of options including oil pumps which don’t require an air supply, lever style hand pumps, grease gun filler hand pumps, and also spring loaded hand pumps. 

At BASCO, grease gun packages for dispensing oil out of your barrels includes nozzles, hoses and pumping systems. The available air grease gun with cover mount includes an air hose and fittings.

Drum Oil Pumps & Grease Dispensing Equipment

Drum oil pumps and grease dispensing equipment make it easier to transfer and dispense lubricants from bulk containers into equipment, smaller containers, or lubrication systems. BASCO carries solutions for handling oils, gear lubricants, hydraulic fluids, grease, and other compatible lubricants across maintenance, manufacturing, automotive, fleet, and industrial applications.

Available equipment includes hand-operated oil pumps, air-operated pumps, grease pumps, grease guns, grease gun filler pumps, and complete dispensing systems, along with accessories used to control and deliver lubricants.

What to Consider When Dispensing Oil & Grease

Different lubricants and dispensing applications require different equipment. Before choosing an oil pump, grease pump, or grease gun, consider:

Viscosity – Heavier oils and greases may require equipment specifically designed to move higher-viscosity materials.

Container Compatibility – Confirm the pump is designed to fit the drum, pail, keg, or container being used.

Pump Ratio & Pressure – For air-operated equipment, review the pump ratio, operating pressure, and output requirements.

Connections & Accessories – Hoses, nozzles, meters, regulators, couplers, follower plates, and drum covers may be required depending on the system.

Lubricant Compatibility – Verify compatibility with the pump materials, seals, hoses, and other wetted components.

A drum oil pump is used to transfer or dispense compatible oils and lubricants from a drum or other bulk container. Depending on the pump, it may be manually operated or powered by compressed air.
Start with the type and viscosity of the lubricant, then consider container size, desired flow rate, operating method, pump materials, seals, and dispensing requirements. Always check the individual pump specifications for compatibility with your application.
A manual oil pump is operated by hand and does not require an external power source. An air-operated pump uses compressed air and may be better suited for applications requiring more frequent or higher-volume dispensing.