Maintain peak air tool performance with included oil, grease, grease gun, and precision-tip nozzles

Screw onto antiseize lubricant cans and pull the trigger to neatly apply lubricant with one hand

Push old grease out of bearings and fill them with fresh grease without making a mess

Clamp around control cables to lubricate them without making a mess

Force liquids through pipes or closed circuits for heating and cooling or filling and emptying tanks

Extend the service life of equipment by lubricating air and removing contaminants from it

Distribute compressed air to multiple locations from a single source

Deliver clean, lubricated air at the desired pressure to a component in your line

Simultaneously clean air that's running through a system and control its pressure

Purge particles, oil, and other contaminants from air lines to prevent damaging equipment

Replace compressed air lubricator bowls or change bowl material

Replace the sight dome on compressed air lubricators to view oil levels

Extend the service life of air-powered equipment by lubricating the air supply

Lock over your regulator knob to prevent unwanted pressure changes

Ensure continuous, safe operation of air-powered equipment by controlling air pressure

Deliver coolant to workpieces with ready-to-use hose and fittings

Build a custom system to deliver coolant, cutting oil, water, or air in any direction

Assemble and disassemble coolant hose and fittings

Use as a lever to adjust the angle of coolant streams

Connect threaded coolant nozzles and hose to coolant supply ports on equipment such as CNC machines

Dispense coolant onto workpieces or tools directly from a tank

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

Transfer liquids, chemicals, and slurries using compressed air

Control the flow of liquid from drums, tanks, carboys, and other containers

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

Control flow to multiple points from one source

Gradually open and close to control the volume of air and liquids through a line

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

Fill the cover and tighten to squeeze grease onto bearings, joints, and equipment

Connect to a grease gun, drum, or pail to deliver a controlled, constant flow of grease

Mate grease fittings when the sizes and thread types don't match

Protect grease fittings from dirt, debris, and moisture

Flush out old grease, dirt, and debris from clogged fittings

Tap to insert grease fittings in unthreaded holes

Send different types and amounts of grease from multiple grease fittings to lubricate several points

Lubricate multiple points with the same amount and type of grease using one grease fitting

Remove and repair broken or clogged grease fittings and re-tap threaded holes

Create an inlet on equipment and machinery for injecting lubricant; also known as Zerk fittings

Adapt and extend dispensing tips and install grease fittings with an assortment of tools

Extend the dispensing tip on grease guns to lubricate angled and hard-to-reach areas

Insert into filler pump dispensing tips to load lubricant from bulk pails into grease guns

Switch out dispensing tips on grease gun filler pumps

Mount on grease pails and drums to hand-pump lubricant into grease guns

Keep grease guns within reach of machinery

Replace nozzles on grease guns

Quickly switch between standard, button-head, and flush-style grease fittings

Attach to grease gun nozzles and direct a stream of lubricant into grease fittings on machinery

Manually inject lubrication through grease fittings on equipment and machinery

Automate the flow of grease with air or battery power instead of applying it by hand

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

House fluids for hydraulic power units and circulating-oil systems

Everything from standard plastic and glass to sterile and tamper-evident jars

Distribute air or fluid to multiple places from a single source; also called headers

Connect to oil dispensers to brush lubricant onto chain, gears, and conveyors

Instead of manually lubricating equipment, a built-in reservoir gradually delivers oil

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

Attach to oil dispensers to direct lubricant where it's needed

Keep machinery lubricated by applying oil

Connect to a bulk oil container to fill hand-held dispensers

Install in engine blocks and other machinery to pour in oil while keeping dust out

Dispense lubricating oil directly to machines, or pair with brushes and valves to control oil flow

Add to manual and electric pumps to dispense the right amount of oil to different lubrication points

Deliver controlled amounts of oil at specific intervals to keep equipment lubricated

Start and stop flow through a line

Apply paint and coatings to surfaces

Dispense chemicals at set flow rates

Add or replace power drives, die sets, and other parts on Ridgid pipe threaders

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

A long spout makes it easy to pour in hard-to-reach spaces

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

Push down to dispense stored liquids

Store and spray liquids

Pressurize liquids such as disinfectants, cleaners, and insecticides to dispense as spray

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

Suction old lubricant from transmissions or extract water from tight spaces

Hold fluids before dispensing or after drawing in

Dispense viscous fluids with pressure from your air compressor

Dispense precise amounts of fluid from syringes

Change connections on syringes, dispensing tips, and needles to luer lock or threaded connections

Confirm your fastener's thread size, pitch, or threads per inch

Typically more flexible than pipe for carrying liquids and gases in short runs around equipment