Grease Guns & Accessories – Professional maintenance for your machines

Grease Gun – Professional Lubrication for Farm & Workshop

Regular maintenance is vital for the longevity of your fleet. With our high-quality grease guns and matching accessories, you can lubricate your machines cleanly, quickly, and efficiently. Whether you need a robust lever action grease gun for daily use or a practical pistol grip grease gun for hard-to-reach areas – here you will find professional tools that withstand the harsh demands of agriculture. Prevent expensive bearing damage and unnecessary wear by relying on dependable lubrication technology.

Precise Work with the Right Grease Gun

Not every lubrication point is easy to reach. That's why we offer different models tailored to your working style. The classic lever grease gun (two-handed) allows for high pressure build-up to clear even clogged grease nipples. For work on ladders or in tight engine compartments, a pistol grip grease gun (one-handed) is ideal, as it leaves you one hand free to guide the hose or hold on. Our models from quality manufacturers like Göbel guarantee durability and clean handling.

Accessories for Efficient Greasing: Hoses and Couplers

A grease gun is only as good as its accessories. With flexible high-pressure hoses, you can reach hidden corners that would be inaccessible with a rigid pipe. High-quality hydraulic couplers and special nozzles ensure that the grease lands securely in the bearing and not on the floor. This not only saves material but also keeps your workshop clean. Upgrade your gun with practical magnetic holders or quick-release valves to further increase working comfort.

FAQ - Grease Guns & Accessories

Which grease gun is right for me?

The choice depends on the application. A lever grease gun (two-handed) is the standard for the workshop: it builds high pressure and is very robust. A pistol grip grease gun (one-handed) is perfect if you need to be mobile or reach grease nipples in very tight spaces, as you can position the hose precisely with your second hand.

Why does the coupler not stay on the grease nipple?

If grease leaks from the side or the coupler slips off, the jaws of the nozzle are often worn out, or the grease nipple is damaged. We recommend high-quality 4-jaw hydraulic couplers, which sit securely on the nipple even under high pressure. Also, make sure to always apply the coupler straight.

How do I fill a grease gun correctly?

The cleanest and fastest way is using 400g grease cartridges. Unscrew the head of the gun, pull back the piston, insert the opened cartridge, and screw everything back together. Important: After changing, the gun must be bled so that the grease is pumped without air bubbles.

FAQ - Maintenance of Lubrication Equipment

What to do if the grease gun doesn't pump grease?

The most common problem is air in the system. This often happens after changing the cartridge. Use the air bleed valve (if available) or unscrew the head slightly while applying pressure to the push rod until grease emerges. Then tighten the head again.

How often should I grease my machines?

The interval depends on the manufacturer's specifications and the intensity of use. As a rule of thumb in agriculture: After every intensive use (e.g., after a long day of harvesting) or after cleaning with a high-pressure cleaner, all moving parts and bearings should be greased to displace water and guarantee rust protection.

Which accessories make the work easier?

In addition to a flexible armored hose, a magnetic holder is very useful for attaching the grease gun directly to the machine when you need both hands. Special lock-on couplers, which clamp tight and can be released via a lever, also prevent a "mess" and make greasing significantly more relaxed.