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LINCOLN Grease Dispensing Piston Drum Pump, 75:1 Ratio, 55 gal, MPN 1904 - Grease Dispensing Piston Drum Pumps
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LINCOLN Grease Dispensing Piston Drum Pump, 75:1 Ratio, 55 gal, MPN 1904

LINCOLN Grease Dispensing Piston Drum Pumps.

SKU 3G-OTH-90050

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LINCOLN
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Grease Dispensing Piston Drum Pump, 75:1 Ratio, 55 gal, MPN 1904
Part Number
1904
Category
Grease Dispensing Piston Drum Pumps
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Product Description

LINCOLN Grease Dispensing Piston Drum Pumps.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the LINCOLN Air Drum Pump 1904 used for?

The LINCOLN Air Drum Pump 1904 is a grease dispensing piston drum pump designed for transferring lubricants from 55-gallon containers. It is commonly used in industrial maintenance, automotive service, and heavy equipment applications where high-pressure grease delivery is required.

What are the specifications of the LINCOLN Air Drum Pump 1904?

The LINCOLN Air Drum Pump 1904 is a pump-only unit with a 75:1 ratio, designed for 55-gallon containers. It operates on compressed air to deliver grease at high pressure. The manufacturer part number is 1904, and it is built for heavy-duty industrial lubrication systems.

Where to buy the LINCOLN Air Drum Pump 1904 worldwide?

You can source the LINCOLN Air Drum Pump 1904 through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide locations. Contact us for availability and lead time on this pump.

How to install the LINCOLN Air Drum Pump 1904?

To install the LINCOLN Air Drum Pump 1904, mount the pump onto a 55-gallon drum, connect the air supply line to the inlet, and attach the grease hose to the outlet. Ensure all connections are secure and the air pressure is within the pump's rated range before operation.

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Common applications for LINCOLN
Automotive service centers — LINCOLN lever-action hand pump G400 for transferring engine oil from 55-gallon drums
Manufacturing plant lubrication — LINCOLN air drum pump MPN 1952 for dispensing hydraulic oil to machinery
Heavy equipment maintenance — LINCOLN metered nozzle MPN 3867 for precise grease application in fleet servicing
Workshop fluid transfer — LINCOLN pump tube assembly MPN 84978 for fixed installation in bulk oil storage systems
Industrial assembly lines — LINCOLN non-metered nozzle MPN 740 for manual oil dispensing in production stations
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3G Electric supplies LINCOLN grease dispensing piston drum pumps. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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