Lincoln 917 Air-operated Grease Pump 80 Cu In/min

Product Description

The LINCOLN 917 is an air-operated grease pump designed for high-volume lubrication service in industrial and commercial maintenance applications. It delivers a flow rate of 80 cubic inches per minute at a maximum operating pressure of 7,500 psi, making it suitable for demanding lubrication tasks. Built with an aluminum pump body, the 917 operates on a 50:1 pump ratio to generate the high pressure needed to move heavy-grade greases through centralized lube systems or direct-feed lines. Licensed lubrication technicians and maintenance mechanics are the primary installers and operators of this pump.

The LINCOLN 917 is rated for compatible container sizes ranging from 40 to 399.9 pounds, with a nominal fit for 120-pound drums. It is used in fleet maintenance shops, manufacturing facilities, and heavy equipment service operations where consistent, controlled grease delivery is required. The pump connects via a 1/4 NPT male outlet and accepts a 11/16-inch hose diameter. A 7-foot high-pressure hose is included along with a full accessory kit covering common installation configurations.

Key Features

• 80 cubic inches per minute flow rate for high-volume grease delivery
• 50:1 pump ratio generates up to 7,500 psi maximum operating pressure
• Aluminum pump body for corrosion resistance and reduced weight
• Compatible with drum sizes from 40 to 399.9 pounds, optimized for 120-pound containers
• 1/4 NPT male outlet with 11/16-inch hose diameter and 7-foot high-pressure hose included
• Ships with a full accessory kit including air coupler, follower plate, drum cover, control valve, and swivel fittings

Compatibility

Designed for use with grease drums ranging from 40 to 399.9 pounds. The included accessories are listed by the manufacturer as: Air Coupler (815), Bare (82050), Base (80895), Control Valve (740), Drum Cover (46007), Follower Plate (84780), High-Pressure Hose (75084), Nipple (11659), Straight Swivel (82399), and Universal Swivel (81387).

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified lubrication or maintenance technician familiar with high-pressure pneumatic and grease systems. Disconnect and lock out the air supply before mounting or servicing the pump. Verify that all downstream fittings, hoses, and control valves are rated for the maximum operating pressure of 7,500 psi before pressurizing the system. Follow applicable facility safety protocols for handling and securing drum containers during pump mounting.