Grease Injector Needle

Product Information

Plastic grease applicators greatly ease the task of applying small measured amounts of lubrication grease to bearings, linear guides, spindles and more. The applicators come with a tip to help in applying the grease to the proper points needed in your application. Avoid wasting excess grease and chance of contamination during application.

Multi-Purpose Oil Transfer Syringe 200cc | Halfords UK Multi-Purpose Oil Transfer Syringe 200cc | Halfords UK

Note that translations were done with a combination of human and machine processes, and accuracy may vary. Fill the syringe with the chosen lubricant. In testing Ive tried to use Servisol silicone grease with not much success becasue of the difficulty with pushing the grease through the needle of the syringe. To remedy this issue I recommend a grease with a NLGI grade no greater than 2. Note - this method can definitely be used for a stabilizer that is already mounted to a keyboard for example a prebuilt board or if your stabilizers need retuning and you dont want to desolder.Any size works amazing. I own 4 loobtoobs for different kind of grease, and they all work well. You get an assortment of tips included with it. But I bought the extra metal tips to apply on hard to get areas. Supplied in a 35 ml syringe, only compatible with precision liquid dispensers using ’Techcon’ type consumables

Grease 6.5 g CW7100 Syringe | RS Chemtronics Conductive Grease 6.5 g CW7100 Syringe | RS

Having removed the little screw that otherwise holds the grease within the pedal, I presented the grease gun to the hole and, er, let it rip. Speed play are great once you’ve set them up and really don’t need much maintenance – but for bombproof pedals – Time Atac. I’ve never done anything with mine and only swapped the brass cleats once in 20 years or so. On the second pedal though it just didn’t want to play. A very small amount of grease oozed out of the other side but it was gushing – POSITIVELY gushing out of the pedal on the side that I was trying to insert it. I got even more on the floor, my jeans, the wall and the drive.Pro tip: keep plenty of kitchen roll – or your alternative cleaning towel of choice – to mop up the spent grease as it comes out. Even then, I found that more old grease came out on my next couple of rides (hence why it’s still there on these photos, a week after the actual greasing). The cleats also have a sprung component – they clip around the lollipop-shaped pedals – and these need a bit of dry lube every once in a while (but then, don’t we all). Precision is important when dispensing grease or oil because when exact amounts are not applied, it can lead to product performance issues. Too much grease tends to spread, affecting product quality, and too little grease can cause product failure. Part of the reason for putting off the act of maintaining the Speedplays for so long is that the cost of the official Speedplay grease gun seemed so prohibitively expensive. This method works well to stop rattle and the application of the lube/grease is very consistant with each application and is a very precise way to apply grease/lube with no overflow which are the problems that I wanted to solve. Is the method better than just dipping the wire in the grease/lube? No, it works just as well so its up to you which method you use but imo its easier to get a consistant application with the method in this post.

Grease Syringe 30CC With Plunger and Tip Empty Plastic Grease Syringe 30CC With Plunger and Tip

I rode the remainder of the ride in that state of heightened tension where you’re conscious of the ludicrous noise that is piercing through the otherwise peaceful June countryside evening and the potential damage that each pedal stroke might be making.It’s difficult to know, simply from t’imternet browsing, what other products might work. I was therefore resigned to paying up that 40 squid for the official Speedplay grease gun. There’s no point in attempting to build up the mystery in a post so far dominated by grease and tardy pedal maintenance. It was the Speedplays. The added resistance was no doubt helpful in supercharging my training effect, but not ideal if I’m trying not to wear down the pedal bearings. Pretty simple really. You get a giant green syringe and a tube of grease. Which is red (and which you can replace when it runs out):