Pressol: lubrication and workshop equipment

Pressol has developed lubrication and workshop equipment since 1914. Its catalog brings together tools and containers for dispensing, transferring, applying and collecting fluids, from manual implements to distribution systems. At Motarea, the brand’s selection focuses on workshop maintenance: measuring jugs, oilers, funnels, pumps, greasing equipment, fuel cans and sprayers. These products perform different functions and should be chosen according to the task, the liquid being used and the type of container.

Fluid transfer, measurement and collection

The Pressol fluid transfer and measurement group includes measuring jugs, funnels, oilers, pumps and metered dispensing guns, together with trays and containers for collecting oil. A jug helps prepare and pour the amount required; a funnel makes filling easier; a pump transfers fluid from its container. When comparing parts, check the capacity, the shape of the outlet and the materials listed on the product page.

The range also includes grease pumps in different formats and spare parts for pneumatic equipment, such as seal sets, pistons and repair components. Each spare part must match the equipment it is intended for. For oil distribution systems, check the connections, the type of operation and the components included. A metered dispensing gun, a pump and a distribution assembly perform related functions, but are not necessarily supplied together.

Fuel cans and sprayers

The Pressol fuel cans and refuelling selection includes metal and plastic cans, as well as spouts, tubes, taps and seals. Capacity and container design are part of the choice, together with the filling opening and the outlet used for pouring. Accessories must match the specific can: compare the closure, thread or fastening system before selecting a spout or a replacement part.

Pressol sprayers apply liquids using a manual trigger or previously built-up pressure, depending on the model. The selection includes different sizes and designs of tank, handle and nozzle. Before choosing, check the permitted liquids, materials and seals specified for the part. Two similar containers may be intended for different substances or operating conditions; capacity alone does not determine which one is suitable for each job.

To complete your workshop equipment, start with the task you need to carry out: measuring, filling, draining, greasing or spraying. Then compare capacity, connections and accessories with the product details. Check the contents of each item to distinguish a complete tool from its replacement parts. Keeping implements for different liquids separate and following the manufacturer’s usage and cleaning instructions helps preserve the equipment and prepare each task.