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(More customer reviews)The product is and works as advertised. Assembly consists of unscrewing the top from a 'toothpaste" type flexible tube and threading it onto the metal injector. You squeeze the tube to prime it and the grease gun works as stated. It delivers a measured amount of grease on each push with the palm of the hand into the fitting you have selected. A few drops (2-3) of the included oil goes into the inlet of the air tool about every thirty minutes depending on use of the tool, if you don't have an auto oiler.
Bear in mind that different air powered tools take different kinds of grease. Some have grease fittings and some don't. This grease is specific for my Ingersoll-Rand Tungsten ratchet which has two lubrication ports. My Chicago Pneumatic has no grease fittings.
Read the owner's manual or call the manufacturer to see what kind of grease, if any, is required and when. There are various kinds of grease for different tools, even within the Ingersoll-Rand tool lineup. I was all set to order from another site, but decided to call I-R. I am glad that I did. I would have ordered the wrong grease, even though the grease gun was the same. I-R told me exactly the kind and type of grease needed. I went to Amazon and they had it. If you use the wrong type of grease you can degrade the performance of the air tool or even damage it. Mine requires greasing every 48 hours of use. That can be a long time interval because the tool is used in short bursts amounting to seconds. I hope that whoever reads this finds it helpful.
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