Westward
Westward 3APG2 12 oz Transfer Gun Grey
A 12 oz suction-fill transfer gun with a 4 ft flexible hose and aluminium tube
- TypeAlignment Tools
- 12 oz capacity handles larger fluid volumes
- 4 ft flexible hose reaches tight work areas
- Suction-fill design simplifies loading process
- Aluminium tube resists corrosion during use
- Grey finish identifies tool in busy kits
12 oz Suction-Fill Transfer Gun
The Westward 3APG2 is a 12 oz transfer gun designed for moving fluids in automotive and workshop settings. It uses a suction-fill mechanism and comes with a four-foot flexible hose. The barrel and tube are grey, and the tube is made of aluminium. This tool suits technicians who need a hand-operated dispenser for lubricants or similar fluids.
Suited for single-fluid dispensing.
This gun fits users who want a portable, manually operated transfer tool with a 12 oz capacity and a flexible hose. It does not suit workshops that require pressurised or powered dispensing, larger reservoirs, or rigid plumbing. Buyers needing metered delivery or compatibility with sealed bulk containers should look at other equipment.
Hand-operated tool that adds no electrical
The gun operates entirely by hand, so it needs no power supply, compressor or battery. Its aluminium tube and flexible hose allow reach into tight fill points without permanent installation. Because it is self-contained, it frees up bench space and can be stored in a toolbox when not in use.
Highlights
- 12 oz capacity handles larger fluid volumes
- 4 ft flexible hose reaches tight work areas
- Suction-fill design simplifies loading process
- Aluminium tube resists corrosion during use
- Grey finish identifies tool in busy kits
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Type | Alignment Tools |
Questions about this item
What size cartridges does the 12 oz transfer gun accept?
The gun holds a 12 oz cartridge and uses a suction-fill method to draw material into the aluminium barrel.
Can the 4 ft flexible hose reach fittings on older equipment without kinking?
Yes, the 4 ft flexible hose bends around tight engine bays and stays supple on vintage machinery.
How do I confirm the gun is priming correctly after filling?
Pull the trigger until a steady, bubble-free stream exits the grey tube, showing the suction fill is working.
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