Bisley Gun Grease

Product Information

It’s important to store your grease gun appropriately, as this can help extend the lifespan and ensure your grease gun is safe for use.

This product starts off well in that it is non -toxic, something that is more important for the user than the weapon itself, but this product is USDA certified to contain Bio-based ingredients. Versatile, multipurpose lithium-based grease with a high melting point. Used throughout industry and the automotive sector. Suitable for use with wheel bearings, universal joints and as a chassis lubricant. Contains EP additives for use in all roller friction and plain bearings which are subjected to high load conditions. Offers a high degree of corrosion protection.It also reduces heat building up, ensuring your machinery is safer to use for prolonged periods of time. Grease gun terminology Plunger rod handle : the plunger rod, or follower rod , is what puts pressure on the grease within the barrel. This is spring-loaded, and moves when the lever/trigger is pumped. If you’re using a different grease than before, you’ll need to pump a small quantity of the new lubricant out through the nozzle of the grease gun until none of the old grease is left inside Furthermore, to increase the life of guns and enhance their functioning, you need to maintain and clean and lubricate them properly and adequately with good products. These are the most efficient manual grease guns in terms of volume per stroke, which is ideal for when you need to move a larger supply of lubricant at once.

If you’re considering buying a professional grease gun, then the chances are that you will already know at least a basic level of information about how they work and why they’re so handy. After all, these tools are already widely used in all manner of machinery and equipment maintenance and repair jobs, especially in auto shops. That’s why you’ll often see them referred to as ‘car grease guns’, ‘motorcycle grease guns’ or other similar terminology. Using a grease gun to lubricate a joint or bearing enables better precision, pressure and flow control in applying the grease, delivering it to areas that would otherwise be difficult to access. By far their most common use is on non-sealed bearings, which require regular top-ups of lubricating grease.Lubricating your gun is of high importance after cleaning it. This is because when you use chemicals to clean your gun, then they may remove the top layer of the gun, making the gun prone to rust. Explore our selection of manual grease guns including products from brands such as SKF and THK as well as RS Pro, our own in-house brand. Handle/Pump lever : this provides the power for this type of grease gun. In this case, pushing the lever pumps the grease through the hose and out the coupler. These gun oils are best in their way, but you need to consider your gun’s characteristics and the selected oil’s efficiency. Our goal here at Gunivore is to help you understand the difference between the different types of cleaning materials, so that you’re better equipped to make an informed decision of how to maintain your gun. However, if you still have any doubts, most major firearm manufacturers provide detailed information on how to properly upkeep their products. Gun Oil, Lube, and Grease: What’s the Difference? Greasing a Gun