
Samson
Samson 531421 Pumpmaster45 Grease Pump with 120 lb Drum
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The Samson Pumpmaster45 delivers high-pressure 40:1 ratio grease pumping for demanding lubrication jobs on 120 lb drums.
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Overview
Key Features
Fluids Handled: Grease up to NLGI-2
Maximum free flow 22lb/min
Air Pressure Operating Range 20 to 200 psi
Wetted and sealed materials: Cast Iron/Steel/Hard chromed steel/UHMWPE/NBR/PTFE
Specifications
Brand
Samson
Model
Pumpmaster 45 (531421)
Pressure Ratio
40:1
Drum Capacity
120 lb
Fluids Handled
Grease up to NLGI-2
Maximum Free Flow
22 lb/min
Air Pressure Range
20 to 200 psi
Wetted/Sealed Materials
Cast Iron / Steel / Hard Chromed Steel / UHMWPE / NBR / PTFE
Mounting
Flange Mounted
Frequently Asked Questions
What grease types can the Pumpmaster45 handle?
It is rated to pump grease up to NLGI Grade 2 consistency, which covers the most commonly used multi-purpose and bearing greases in automotive, industrial, and heavy equipment applications.
What is the 40:1 ratio and why does it matter?
The 40:1 ratio means for every 1 psi of air input pressure, the pump generates 40 psi of fluid output pressure. This high ratio allows the Pumpmaster45 to push thick grease through long hose runs and into high-resistance fittings reliably.
How is the pump mounted to the drum?
The Pumpmaster45 uses a flange mount design that secures directly to the top of a 120 lb grease drum, keeping the pump stable and properly positioned during operation.
What air pressure range does this pump require?
It operates on an air supply between 20 and 200 psi, giving operators a wide range to adjust output flow and pressure to match the specific lubrication task.
What is the maximum free flow rate?
The pump delivers up to 22 lb/min of grease at maximum free flow, making it suitable for high-volume lubrication operations where speed and throughput matter.