equipment

These pumps are used to dispense lubricants from containers into vehicles. They come in various types, including hand pumps, air-operated pumps, and electric pumps.

These are used to apply grease to vehicle parts. They typically consist of a cylinder and a plunger, which force grease out of a nozzle onto the desired part.

These containers are used to catch the old oil when draining it from a vehicle. They come in various sizes, shapes, and materials, including plastic and metal.

These are used to remove impurities from oil before it is used in a vehicle. They typically consist of a cartridge that fits inside the engine and a housing that holds the cartridge.

These are used to pour oil into a vehicle’s engine without spilling it. They typically have a wide opening at the top and a narrow spout at the bottom.

These are used to remove and replace oil filters. They come in various shapes and sizes to fit different types of filters.

These are used to analyze the condition of oil in a vehicle. They typically include test strips or other tools to measure factors such as acidity, viscosity, and contaminants.

These are small components that allow lubricants to be injected into specific parts of a vehicle, such as bearings or joints.

These are used to drain oil from a vehicle’s engine or transmission. They typically screw into the bottom of the engine or transmission and can be removed to allow oil to drain out.

These are used to store and transport lubricants. They come in various sizes and shapes, including bottles, jugs, and drums, and may be made of plastic or metal.