Working tool (3) Industrial design - Greaser and lubricator set.





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Set of manual lubrication tools including a lever grease pump and two oilers, made of iron and nickel-plated brass, from Italy, dating to 1940–1950 and 1970–1980, and weighing about 3 kg.
Description from the seller
- Set of manual lubrication tools, vintage. These tools were used to apply grease and oil to mechanical parts of vintage vehicles or non-self-lubricating agricultural machinery, such as universal joints and bearings.
Components of the set
Grease pump (lever-operated): The large horizontal metal object is a manual grease pump. It uses a lever mechanism to generate high pressure (up to 300 bar for similar models) and inject grease into specific points through fittings, often made of brass or copper.
Oilers: The two smaller containers, one made of gray metal and the other red with a long spout, are manual oilers. They are used for applying lubricating oil.
These objects are considered collectibles and workshop memorabilia, often sold as spare parts for vintage cars and motorcycles.
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- Set of manual lubrication tools, vintage. These tools were used to apply grease and oil to mechanical parts of vintage vehicles or non-self-lubricating agricultural machinery, such as universal joints and bearings.
Components of the set
Grease pump (lever-operated): The large horizontal metal object is a manual grease pump. It uses a lever mechanism to generate high pressure (up to 300 bar for similar models) and inject grease into specific points through fittings, often made of brass or copper.
Oilers: The two smaller containers, one made of gray metal and the other red with a long spout, are manual oilers. They are used for applying lubricating oil.
These objects are considered collectibles and workshop memorabilia, often sold as spare parts for vintage cars and motorcycles.
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