he hoses are made of black rubber and feature metallic fittings at both ends. The hoses are designed to be flexible and maneuverable, allowing for easy access to hard-to-reach areas during lubrication.
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Used for dispensing liquids from large drums or barrels. The pump features a metallic body, a lever for manual operation, and a spout for dispensing liquids. The pump is designed for heavy-duty industrial use."
50-210 L LEVER BARREL DRUM HAND PUMP
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The pumps feature a metallic body with a handle for manual operation, and a nozzle for dispensing grease. The pumps are designed for heavy-duty industrial use and are commonly used in manufacturing and maintenance facilities.
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FLEXIBLE GREASE GUN HOSES

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Flexible grease gun hoses are accessories used for lubrication and maintenance of machinery and equipment. Made of black rubber, these hoses feature metallic fittings at both ends and are designed to be flexible and maneuverable, allowing for easy access to hard-to-reach areas during lubrication. Flexible grease gun hoses are essential tools in various industrial settings, including manufacturing and maintenance facilities.

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