Correct Use of the Grease Gun

With the fierce competition in the market, the styles of butter guns are becoming increasingly diverse, but the basic principles of butter guns are similar, and the fuel nozzles are divided into two types, namely, sharp and flat nozzles. The accessories are also provided with hose and hard pipe. The general structure of a butter gun is composed of a gun head, a gun barrel, a handle, and a handle. The interior is composed of a leather bowl, a spring, a steel ball, a pull rod, and an exhaust screw. On the surface, everyone is diverse. Nowadays, grease guns on the market are generally prone to problems such as oil leakage, sand ingress, and inability to produce oil. This is also a worry for users. One reason is that there is a problem with the butter gun itself, and another is that some are novices who do not have a good understanding of how to use the butter gun. Operational errors have caused the butter gun to be difficult to use. For some faults in use. We can find ways to avoid it. For example, before refueling, first check whether the grease fittings on the machine are in good condition. When selecting grease, it is important to first select a larger brand of grease manufacturer. Once the grease is not selected properly, a good grease gun can quickly break the machine, as well. Therefore, we must keep the grease used and the nozzle of the grease gun clean, do not use dirty tools to refuel, and cover the oil container in a timely manner. In addition, you can go to the window shop and ask for a few pieces of yarn. Use scissors to cut them into the size of the gasket in the cap of the butter gun, and then put them into the cap of the butter gun and pad them together. After using a few bottles of butter, you can take a look at the silk screen. This method is very effective. Another problem in use is that oil cannot be pressed out. In fact, it is just adding air to our oil gun. This small mistake has left many inexperienced novices at a loss.

If the butter is relatively hard, it can be refueled by suction (note that you should not rely on the instructions to hope to suck up the oil, but rather use a relatively static pull rod and then push down the gun housing, without any space in the middle); If it is very soft oil, you can use a batch of gray knives to fill it with oil. When filling the tank, do not fill it with oil, but add it on one side, leaving a passage for it, so that when you throw the oil down by hand, the air inside will come out (of course, throwing the oil down by hand is also a good choice). Some fueling techniques have been mentioned above, but in actual use, there may still be air inside that is not easy to refuel. Therefore, it is necessary to take targeted measures.