EXW Singapore — collect or forward from our Singapore office.

3G Electric
WESTWARD Non-Metered Manual Dispense Gun - Non-Metered Manual Dispense Guns
WESTWARDNon-Metered Manual Dispense Guns

WESTWARD Non-Metered Manual Dispense Gun

WESTWARD Non-Metered Manual Dispense Guns.

SKU 3G-OTH-87785

Brand
WESTWARD
Item
Non-Metered Manual Dispense Gun
Category
Non-Metered Manual Dispense Guns
Available to Order
Trade pricing by quote — replies within 24h
Qty
WhatsApp an engineerMessage via Telegram
No account needed — your quote request goes straight to our engineers. A free account lets you track quotes and re-order faster.
EXW Singapore
Collect or forward from our office
Datasheet on Request
Technical specs
1-Day Quote
Replies within 24h

Local availability & support

Payment
Invoicing in USD. Bank transfer (SWIFT) and corporate PO accepted.

Technical Documents

No technical documents available for this product.
Request documentation →
Not sure this is the right part? Get a recommendation.

Need installation or engineering help?

Installation, commissioning, maintenance plans, system design, and bundled product + service quotes — one team handles the full scope.
Talk to an engineer

Ask a question

WESTWARD Products
3G Electric (S) Pte. Ltd. — Singapore

Product Description

WESTWARD Non-Metered Manual Dispense Guns.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a WESTWARD drum pump nozzle used for?

A WESTWARD drum pump nozzle is used for controlled dispensing of fluids from drums or barrels. It attaches to manual or electric drum pumps to direct flow into smaller containers, reducing spills and waste in industrial maintenance, chemical handling, and fluid transfer applications.

What are the specifications of the WESTWARD drum pump nozzle?

The WESTWARD drum pump nozzle has a 1/4 inch outlet size and is classified as a non-metered manual dispense gun. It is designed for use with drum pumps to deliver fluids without measuring, making it suitable for bulk transfer where precise volume is not required.

Where to buy a WESTWARD drum pump nozzle worldwide?

You can source the WESTWARD drum pump nozzle through 3G Electric, which handles global logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations. As a supplier of industrial equipment across 14 departments, 3G Electric provides genuine WESTWARD parts and supports international procurement.

How to install a WESTWARD drum pump nozzle?

To install a WESTWARD drum pump nozzle, ensure the pump outlet is clean and dry. Screw the nozzle onto the pump discharge thread by hand until snug, then tighten with a wrench if needed. Always follow the pump manufacturer's instructions and use appropriate thread sealant for leak-free operation.

Used in

Common applications for WESTWARD
Electrical maintenance — WESTWARD insulated screwdriver set (SKU 1YXN6) for work near live circuits up to the tool's voltage rating.
Industrial lubrication — WESTWARD grease dispensing piston drum pump (SKU 45CT53) for transferring heavy grease from 35 lb containers.
Lubrication systems — WESTWARD grease spring-return hose reel (SKU 48UJ75) for dispensing and retracting grease at up to 800 psi.
Electrical testing — WESTWARD non-contact voltage detector (SKU 800HD2) for AC voltage detection from 24 V to 1,000 V, CAT IV 1000V.
Mechanical assembly — WESTWARD hex bit socket (SKU 54TL66) for 5/64-inch hex-head fasteners with a 3/8-inch drive.
Grounds maintenance — WESTWARD level head rake (SKU 822H59) with fiberglass handle and 16 steel tines for soil leveling and debris clearing.
Not sure this is the right part? Photo-identify it→

WESTWARD Products

3G Electric supplies WESTWARD non-metered manual dispense guns. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

You might also need

Burners & Combustion →Pumps & Compressors →Spare Parts →All Products →

Compatible alternatives & equivalents

More from WESTWARD

View all WESTWARD parts →

Customer reviews

No reviews yet — be the first

Questions & answers

No questions yet — ask us the first