Pressurize air and form a vacuum with a single machine

Push and pull loads to do everything from stamping materials to sorting parts on conveyors

Flush air bubbles from hydraulic fluid without using compressed air or electricity

Power a hydraulic cylinder with air to avoid the setup, cost, and mess of hydraulic fluid

Pump condensate into boilers to maintain proper water levels

Collect and remove condensate from HVAC and refrigeration systems

Pair with dewatering pumps to clean up flooded areas

Remove water or sewage water from jobsites and flooded areas without sump pits

Draw liquids in and push them out for spraying, draining, and washdowns

Draw liquids out of drums, pails, and other small containers

Start process equipment such as pumps and motors when the liquid in your tank reaches the float

Connect to compressed air to extract oil, coolant, and brake fluid from tanks and brake systems

Create fixed liquid flow rates to cool engines, power hydraulic equipment, and extract liquids

Flexible and stronger than tubing; often used to convey liquids and gases under pressure

Create and supply hydraulic pressure to keep hydraulic systems running

Create suction from high-pressure liquid or steam to mix fluids, grains, and other granular material

Mount vacuum cups or vacuum lifters to surfaces

Pair with container-mount dispensers to control the flow of oil

Keep machinery lubricated by applying oil

Dispense chemicals at set flow rates

Use with a pipette to comfortably draw and dispense exact quantities with one hand

Move fluids in high-pressure applications, such as testing pipelines, tanks, and valves

Pressurize water for washdowns, drain jetting, and other spraying applications

Activate controls, set off alarms, and power equipment when a set pressure is reached

Dilute detergents, sanitizers, coolants, and soluble oils directly from your drum

Raise pumps off of floors to prevent motor damage from floods or spills and to minimize vibration

Replace impellers on your pumps

Absorb vibration from air-powered pumps to reduce wear and protect inline regulators and gauges

Keep your diaphragm, circulation, and metering pumps in working order

Replace hoses on metering pumps

Evenly move water or hydraulic fluids at high pressures in low-flow applications

Circulate liquids in small tanks, cooling baths, and other low-flow applications

Suction old lubricant from transmissions or extract water from tight spaces

Warn you when water levels in your sump pump rise too high

Hold pumps for ground-level and below-ground use to drain water and sewage without a sump pit

Drain away the water that your sump pump collects

Drain water and sewage water from sump pits, loading docks, and cooling towers

Dispense precise amounts of chemicals from syringes

Plastic, metal, and collapsible fabric tanks

Connect to vacuum cups and compressed air to create suction; also known as venturi devices

Stick onto vacuum lifters to create a soft surface for moving delicate parts

Grip and move objects with air- or electric-powered suction

Create suction force to move objects, draw liquids and gases, or generate flow