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Lincoln G120 Pneumatic Grease Gun 4800 psi
Pneumatic grease gun delivers up to 4800 psi using 40 to 120 psi shop air and holds 14 oz cartridge or 16 oz bulk fill
- Pneumatic power reaches 4800 psi max operating pressure
- Single-shot pistol grip gives controlled grease delivery
- Three loading options suit bulk, cartridge or suction fill
- 26 strokes per ounce for efficient lubrication tasks
- Accepts up to NLGI Grade 2 greases
Lincoln G120 Pneumatic Grease Gun
The Lincoln G120 is a pneumatic grease gun built for maintenance technicians and workshop mechanics who need reliable lubrication delivery. It operates on compressed air and accepts grease via bulk fill, standard cartridge, or suction loading. The pistol-grip handle and rigid pipe extension provide controlled application in tight service bays.
Check air supply and fitting compatibility
Verify that your compressor delivers between 40 and 120 psi at the tool inlet and that a 1/4 inch FNPT air connection is available. Confirm the grease you use is rated up to NLGI Grade 2 so it feeds correctly through the gun. The rigid 6 inch pipe length suits many tasks but may not reach every recessed fitting without an adapter.
Upgrade from manual or lower-pressure guns
This gun replaces hand-lever models when higher output pressure up to 4800 psi reduces the effort needed to move heavy grease. The jump is worth it for fleets or shops where frequent lubrication cycles make air-powered speed and consistent force a productivity gain. It does not suit buyers who need a battery-powered unit or a flexible hose extension for hard-to-reach points.
Highlights
- Pneumatic power reaches 4800 psi max operating pressure
- Single-shot pistol grip gives controlled grease delivery
- Three loading options suit bulk, cartridge or suction fill
- 26 strokes per ounce for efficient lubrication tasks
- Accepts up to NLGI Grade 2 greases
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the G120 come with a grease cartridge or hose, or must they be purchased separately?
The gun accepts 14 1/2 oz cartridges, 16 oz bulk fill or suction loading; no cartridge, hose or coupler is included in the box.
Should I choose cartridge loading, bulk fill or suction for my workshop?
Cartridge loading is quickest for mobile jobs, bulk fill suits high-volume benches, and suction lets you pull grease from a pail — pick the method that matches your workflow.
What does the 4800 psi rating mean when the gun is connected to a 120 psi airline?
At 120 psi inlet the gun delivers up to 4800 psi grease pressure, enough to force NLGI Grade 2 grease through tight fittings with 26 strokes per ounce.
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