Pneumatic Oil Pump 5:1 (200 L Drum, 18 L/min)
Key points
- Fills a sump from the drum instead of pouring from a jug
- 5 to 1 air ratio keeps delivery pressure up at the hose end
- Bottom valve empties the drum instead of leaving the last litre
- Aluminium body is light enough for one person to seat in a drum
- Workshops can fill from a drum at the bay rather than decanting into jugs, which keeps the floor clean and the oil grade labelled
- Plant and farm servicing can be done at the machine with the drum standing alongside instead of bringing the machine indoors
| Drive | Air Operated, 5:1 Pressure Ratio |
| Air Consumption | 250 L/min |
| Delivery | Up to 18 L/min |
| Body | Machined Aluminium |
| Inlet | Bottom Valve for Full Drum Drain |
| Drum | Fits 200 L Drums |
| MOQ | 1 pc |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
Air-operated oil pump for dispensing engine oil, gear oil and coolant straight from a 200 litre drum. Shop air drives the pump through a 5 to 1 pressure ratio, so delivery pressure stays well above the drum and oil is pushed down a hose rather than poured from a jug - a workshop can fill a sump and a differential without lifting a container. Delivery runs at up to 18 litres a minute on 250 litres a minute of air, which is within the output of a small compressor, and the machined aluminium body keeps the unit light enough for one person to seat in a drum. A bottom valve at the foot of the tube reaches the last of the oil, so a drum is emptied rather than written off with a litre still in it. For automotive workshops, plant maintenance and lubricant distributors. For distributors, the pump complements drum handling and hose accessories already on the shelf, so a counter can quote a complete dispensing set from one stock line, while a less experienced fitter can fill equipment directly from the drum. Lube bays dispense from a drum with an air-driven pump because it delivers at a steady rate and stalls safely when the nozzle closes; the ratio gives enough pressure for a long hose run without a booster.
