JB Weld
JB Weld DV-T1 Oil Caddy 19 in H 6 in L 11 in W
Holds vacuum-pump oil in a compact 19 in high caddy measuring 11 in wide by 6 in long
- Designed for vacuum pumps with a dedicated caddy
- Compact 19 in height fits tight workshop spaces
- 11 in width keeps the bottle stable during use
- 6 in length allows easy handling and storage
- Brand JB Industries signals professional-grade tool quality
Vacuum Pump Oil Caddy
The JB Industries DV-T1 is a dedicated oil caddy designed for use with vacuum pumps. It provides a stable container for collecting and storing pump oil during maintenance or fluid changes. This tool suits HVAC technicians and automotive professionals who service vacuum pump equipment regularly.
Replaces improvised containers
The caddy replaces makeshift bottles or pans that can spill or contaminate recovered oil. Its purpose-built shape keeps fluid contained while you drain or refill a pump. The jump is worth it when you perform oil changes often and want a cleaner, repeatable process that protects both the pump and the work area.
Check pump compatibility first
Verify that your vacuum pump's drain and fill ports align with the caddy's opening before ordering. Confirm you have enough bench space for the 11 in width and 19 in height envelope. Ensure local regulations allow disposal or recycling of the collected oil in your area.
Highlights
- Designed for vacuum pumps with a dedicated caddy
- Compact 19 in height fits tight workshop spaces
- 11 in width keeps the bottle stable during use
- 6 in length allows easy handling and storage
- Brand JB Industries signals professional-grade tool quality
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What are the exact height, length and width dimensions of the JB Weld DV-T1 Oil Caddy?
The oil caddy measures 19 in H, 6 in L and 11 in W, so check your shelf or cart clearance against those figures before ordering.
How do you install the caddy on a vacuum pump and what step is commonly missed?
Place the bottle under the pump drain, connect the supplied hose to the drain port, then open the valve — forgetting to tighten the hose clamp is the step most users miss.
What maintenance or replacement will the DV-T1 Oil Caddy need over time?
The bottle and hose should be inspected regularly for cracks or oil residue; replace either component if the plastic becomes brittle or the hose shows swelling.
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