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The CRC Gear Oil Dispensing Pump, sold as the Sta-Lube Fluid Oil Pump, for transferring gear oil, power steering fluid, hydraulic oil and compressor oil.
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The CRC Gear Oil Dispensing Pump, sold as the Sta-Lube Fluid Oil Pump, for transferring gear oil, power steering fluid, hydraulic oil and compressor oil.
Sta-Lube is a CRC product line. This category currently holds the CRC Gear Oil Dispensing Pump, sold by CRC as the Sta-Lube Fluid Oil Pump, which transfers gear oil and similar fluids from the container into the component.
The CRC Gear Oil Dispensing Pump is made from durable ABS plastic, so it is tough and can be reused job after job. Each press of the pump dispenses one fluid ounce (about 30ml) of product, which makes it easy to keep count of how much you have added. CRC recommends it for dispensing gear oil, power steering fluid, hydraulic oil and compressor oil.
Before buying, check that the pump suits the container your oil comes in, and keep a separate pump for each type of fluid so oils are not mixed. Wipe the pump after use and store it somewhere clean so dirt is not carried into the next gearbox or reservoir. Always follow the vehicle or equipment manufacturer’s guidance on the correct fluid type and fill level.
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CRC recommends the pump for dispensing gear oil, power steering fluid, hydraulic oil and compressor oil. It is made from durable ABS plastic and is reusable. If you service several systems, it is good practice to keep a separate pump for each fluid type so that different oils do not get mixed together.
Each press of the pump dispenses one fluid ounce of product. Counting strokes gives you a simple way to keep track of how much oil has gone in while you top up a gearbox, differential or reservoir. Always check the fill level against the vehicle or equipment manufacturer’s guidance rather than relying on stroke count alone.
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