Grease Gun Accessories

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Lumatic Hook On Grease Nipple

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Faithfull Grease Nipple Straight BSP

2 types from £2.95

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Faithfull Grease Nipple Straight Metric

5 types from £2.49

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Lumatic High Pressure Flexible Nylon Tube

2 types from £4.49

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Lumatic High Pressure Flexible Rubber Tube

3 types from £5.49

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Faithfull Grease Gun Connecting Hose

2 types from £8.95

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About Grease Gun Accessories

Grease gun accessories are essential components that enable tradespeople and maintenance professionals to effectively deliver lubricant to hard-to-reach areas and ensure proper equipment maintenance. MyToolShed.co.uk stocks a comprehensive range including flexible hoses, rigid delivery tubes, hydraulic connectors, grease nipples, quick-release couplers, and mounting brackets. Whether you're maintaining agricultural machinery, servicing commercial vehicles, or working on industrial plant equipment, the right accessories significantly improve lubrication efficiency and reduce maintenance time.

The collection features high-quality products from trusted brands including Lumatic, Faithfull, Draper, Sealey, and Makita, designed to withstand the high pressures generated by modern grease guns—typically up to 7,000 PSI or higher. From flexible 300mm extension hoses that provide reach and manoeuvrability to assorted grease nipple sets with various thread types including BSP (British Standard Pipe) and BSF (British Standard Fine), these accessories ensure secure connections, prevent grease leakage, and make routine lubrication tasks faster and more effective.

Applications

Grease gun accessories are used across numerous trades and industries:

  • Agricultural Engineers – maintaining tractors, harvesters, and farm machinery requiring frequent lubrication
  • Vehicle Mechanics – servicing commercial vehicles, plant equipment, and automotive suspension components
  • Plant Maintenance Technicians – keeping industrial machinery, conveyors, and production equipment properly lubricated
  • HGV Fitters – maintaining heavy goods vehicles, trailers, and commercial fleet vehicles
  • Construction Equipment Operators – performing routine maintenance on excavators, loaders, and site machinery
  • Marine Engineers – lubricating boat engines, winches, and maritime equipment
  • DIY Enthusiasts – maintaining lawn mowers, garden equipment, and workshop machinery

Choosing The Right Grease Gun Accessories

Thread Compatibility: Ensure accessories match your equipment's thread specification. BSP threads are standard in the UK and Europe, whilst BSF may be found on older British machinery. Check existing fittings before purchasing to avoid compatibility issues.

Pressure Rating: Match accessories to your grease gun's maximum operating pressure. Heavy-duty hydraulic connectors and reinforced hoses are essential for professional pneumatic and battery-powered grease guns that generate higher pressures than manual lever guns.

Connector Type: Quick-release connectors dramatically reduce time spent on routine lubrication rounds, making them invaluable for fleet maintenance or equipment with multiple grease points. Four-jaw hydraulic connectors provide the most secure connection for high-pressure applications.

Hose Selection: Flexible rubber hoses offer superior durability and pressure resistance for workshop use, whilst plastic hoses provide an economical option for lighter-duty applications. Standard 300mm lengths suit most tasks, though rigid delivery tubes offer precision for confined spaces.

Assorted Nipple Sets: Consider purchasing assorted grease nipple sets containing various angles and thread types. MyToolShed.co.uk stocks comprehensive sets ensuring you have replacement fittings readily available, particularly useful for mobile mechanics and site-based engineers.

Safety Information

Always wear safety glasses when using grease gun accessories, as high-pressure grease discharge can cause serious injury, particularly to eyes. Grease injection injuries require immediate medical attention as pressurised grease can penetrate skin and cause tissue damage. Ensure all connections are secure before operating the grease gun, as sudden disconnection under pressure can cause injury or create slip hazards. Check flexible hoses regularly for cracks, bulging, or deterioration, replacing them immediately if damage is detected. When working on machinery, follow proper lock-out/tag-out procedures in accordance with HSE guidelines, ensuring equipment is isolated and cannot start unexpectedly during lubrication.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between BSP and BSF grease nipples?

BSP (British Standard Pipe) is the modern standard thread form used on most contemporary equipment in the UK and Europe. BSF (British Standard Fine) is an older thread standard typically found on vintage British machinery and classic vehicles. Always check your equipment's specifications, as mixing thread types will result in poor connections and potential cross-threading.

Why won't my grease gun connect properly to some nipples?

Connection problems typically arise from blocked or damaged grease nipples, incorrect thread types, or worn connectors. Try using a grease nipple unblocker tool to clear hardened grease from the valve. Check that your connector matches the nipple type—button-head nipples require different connectors than standard protruding types. Four-jaw hydraulic connectors provide the most reliable connection across various nipple styles.

How often should I replace flexible grease gun hoses?

Inspect flexible hoses before each use for signs of cracking, bulging, or perishing, particularly near connection points. In professional workshop environments with daily use, consider replacing hoses annually as a preventative measure. Any visible damage means immediate replacement is necessary, as hose failure under pressure can be dangerous.

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