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Mechanical Units

Mechanical grease dispensers are highly economical and offer worry free operation for fully packed bearing housings.

Clear reservoir for easy viewing of grease levels
The standard zerk fitting allows for easy refilling
Can be mounted in any position

Refillable

Streamliner GL-P Grease Dispenser

Three different spring types are supplied with the grease dispenser to control the flow of grease.
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Refillable

Streamliner S Grease Dispenser

An advanced spring-type grease dispenser with the spring at the bottom and an upward piston movement.
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Why do you need Mechanical Units?

Mechanical grease dispensers are highly economical and offer worry free operation for fully packed bearing housings.

Keys to Grease Success

The key to grease lubrication is consistency of grease type, amount, and interval.

Preventing Failures

Over/under grease lubrication is one of the most common causes of grease application failures.

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