Pro-lube GP1/ST/501/01-BDL Air-operated Grease Pump

Product Description

The PRO-LUBE GP1/ST/501/01-BDL is an air-operated grease pump built for lubrication service in shop and fleet maintenance environments. It delivers a flow rate of 38.8 oz/min and is constructed from aluminum and steel for durability under repeated service cycles. The pump operates on compressed air and is sized to fit 25 to 50 lb grease containers, making it a practical choice for service bays, maintenance facilities, and mobile lube units. Maximum operating pressure is 10 bar. A 1/4 inch diameter hose at 7 feet in length is included, providing reach to wheel bearings, chassis fittings, and other standard grease points without repositioning the drum.

This pump is intended for professional lubrication technicians, fleet maintenance crews, and shop mechanics who perform routine greasing on vehicles, heavy equipment, or industrial machinery. The air-operated design reduces hand fatigue compared to manual grease guns and suits high-volume greasing tasks where consistency and speed matter. Compatible with 25 to 50 lb grease containers, it fits standard drum configurations found in most commercial shop settings. Installation and use require a compressed air supply meeting the pump operating pressure rating.

Key Features

• Air-operated design delivers 38.8 oz/min flow rate for efficient high-volume greasing
• Aluminum and steel construction for resistance to wear in shop environments
• Compatible with 25 to 50 lb grease containers
• 1/4 inch hose diameter with 7 foot hose length for extended reach
• Rated to 10 bar maximum operating pressure

Compatibility

Designed for use with 25 to 50 lb grease containers in air-operated lubrication systems. Verify compressed air supply pressure and hose fitting compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified lubrication or maintenance technician familiar with pneumatic pump systems. Disconnect and depressurize the air supply before connecting or servicing the pump. Ensure all hose fittings are rated for the operating pressure of the system. Follow the equipment manufacturer guidelines and any applicable facility safety procedures when servicing pressurized lubrication lines.