PRESSOL T 13 020 with Hose is a manual hand oil pump designed for controlled transfer and dispensing of oil and similar lubricants. The compact, non-electric pump provides a simple solution for pouring, refilling and topping up engine oil, gear oil and hydraulic fluids in environments where portability and direct control are required. The included hose allows precise delivery into filler necks and reservoirs, reducing spills and enabling work in workshops, garages and maintenance areas.
Advantages
The hand pump operates manually, requiring no power source, which makes it suitable for remote locations or intermittent use. Its compact design and attached hose allow convenient handling and access to confined filler openings. The construction is intended for durable everyday use with common lubricants, and the pump delivers controlled, metered flow to minimize waste and overspill during topping up and refilling operations.
Suitable for
- Pouring and topping up engine oil in cars and motorcycles
- Refilling gearboxes and differentials
- Transferring hydraulic oil for small equipment and machinery
- Workshops, garages, service vans and maintenance kits
Key specifications
- Operation: manual hand pump (non-electric)
- Fluid compatibility: oils and similar lubricants
- Delivery mode: pump with attached flexible hose for precise dispensing
- Design: compact, portable housing for easy handling
- Use case: intended for pouring, refilling and topping up lubricants
How to use
Insert the pump into the oil container or attach it according to the housing design, position the hose into the target filler or reservoir, then operate the hand lever or piston to transfer oil. Maintain a steady pumping action to achieve controlled flow; pause as needed to check fluid level in the receiving unit. After use, clean the hose and pump exterior to remove residual oil and store the unit in a dry place to prevent contamination.
Usage recommendations
Use the pump only with compatible oils and lubricants, and avoid aggressive chemicals or solvents that may damage seals or hose materials. Verify fluid levels frequently during transfer to prevent overfilling. When working near hot engine parts, allow the system to cool before transferring fluid.
