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Definition: A ram is a pressure priming apparatus that forces grease into the foot valve (suction area) of a grease pump.
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Pumps are available for all Metric and US pail, keg, and drum sizes. Common sizes are:
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35 lb. (5 gallon)
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18 kg
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25 kg
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30 kg
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35 kg
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42 kg
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120 lb. (16 gallon)
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400 lb. (55 gallon)
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200 liter
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Pumps are available with many control and hose options such as:
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Automatic Empty Shut Off
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Alarm panel
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Low level sensor
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Empty sensor
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Extra long grease hose
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Grease handle (gun)
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Recirculation
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Pressure venting on shut off
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Portability Kit (casters)
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Automatic air removal
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Dual pump with auto-crossover
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Pumps are custom assembled from components that we stock. We can often ship pumps within a few days.
For more information about grease pumps, see catalog pages 6 and 7 or contact us.
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