Plews LUBR75668 Measure Oiler 14 Inch Flexible Spout

Product Description

The PLEWS LUBR75668 is a measure oiler built for controlled, precise lubrication in maintenance and service environments. The steel body is finished in black paint for corrosion resistance and durability in shop and field use. A 14-inch flexible spout allows technicians to direct oil into tight, hard-to-reach fittings and ports without spilling or overfilling. The flexible design gives the applicator full control over flow angle, making it well-suited for equipment lubrication tasks where rigid spouts would be impractical. This oiler is a standard hand tool for HVAC techs, millwrights, plumbers, electricians, and general maintenance professionals who perform routine lubrication on motors, bearings, and mechanical assemblies.

The LUBR75668 is used across residential and light commercial maintenance applications wherever precision oil application is required. Typical uses include lubricating blower motor bearings, fan shafts, door hinges, chain drives, and small mechanical linkages. The 14-inch flexible spout reaches deep into equipment cabinets and tight enclosures where standard oilers cannot. It is a common addition to service technician tool kits in HVAC, refrigeration, plumbing, and general mechanical trades.

Key Features

• 14-inch flexible spout for precise oil delivery into confined or angled access points
• Steel body construction for durability in shop and field conditions
• Black painted finish for corrosion resistance
• Measure oiler design allows controlled dispensing to avoid overfilling
• Compact overall height of 11.5 inches for easy storage in a tool bag or service kit

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose measure oiler for use with standard lubricating oils across a wide range of mechanical maintenance applications.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this hand tool. Before lubricating any motor, bearing, or mechanical assembly, power down the equipment and follow all applicable lockout and tagout procedures. Fill the oiler with the appropriate oil grade specified by the equipment manufacturer. Avoid overfilling lubrication ports, as excess oil can attract debris or damage electrical components in HVAC and mechanical systems.