Re: Air Tool Oiler

Usually the oiler/lubricator is part of the filter regulator set up, not sure if they sell them separately, try mo sa shangrila. I used to have a lubricator inline with my air supply manifold, but after several months i discovered some of my recoil polyurethane hoses were developing leaks, so i stopped adding oil to the line and instead just put a few drops of oil in the tool, before I use it, once a day is already enough.....hth

Re: Air Tool Oiler

I also have an oiler but unless I'm using an air tool continuously ( grinders, needle scaler etc ... ) then I do the same as the above. A drop or two on the intake before use.

What air tool do you want the oiler for? Is it a stationary tool or just a hand tool?

Re: Air Tool Oiler

thanks guys for the advice. oiler will be used for stationary tool that needs oiling. any suggestion where to buy this small stuff? Thanks.

Re: Air Tool Oiler

What size do you need ? 1/4", 1/2", 3/4", 1"?

I have these types coming in but won't be available till November. Industrial use USA Made Parker. 3/4"

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B007FXKKNW/ref=biss_dp_t_asn

If you are in a hurry you can check Binondo Area. LYS Hardware in Recto have some oilers for sale.

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Thanks JayL, not really in a hurry, just would like to know where to get them in case I need it na. I saw the link and that is really nice. I'm looking for something smaller with diameter size of about 3/4, I will try to go hunting soon when time permits. Btw, how much would that cost when it landed. 🙂

Re: Air Tool Oiler

I forgot to mention that the sizes correspond to the NPT fittings ( threaded holes ) and not the physical size of the oiler itself. If you're looking for a smaller oiler then probably 1/4" would be OK.

Just be careful choosing ... not all of these oilers are made equal. The good ones will disperse fine mist according to adjustments and the really bad ones will just flow the oil out thus consuming a lot and at worse rendering the oiler useless if not a liability.

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Thanks Jayl for those information. 2 thumbs up for you bro. 🙂