Laser Tools Pneumatic Oil Drainer - 70L
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This 70L Pneumatic Oil Drainer by Laser Tools is designed for professional mechanics and busy workshops needing an efficient way to collect and evacuate used engine oil. Its key benefit is the pneumatic pump-out system, which uses workshop air to empty the collected oil, minimizing manual effort and mess. A potential caveat is the need for a workshop air supply to utilize the pump-out feature effectively.
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| Model Part Number | 9252 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Laser |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the maximum amount of oil this drainer can hold?
The maximum storage tank capacity is 70 liters.
Do I need an air compressor to use this oil drainer?
You need a workshop air supply (compressor) to utilize the pneumatic pump-out feature for emptying the collected oil. Draining oil into the tank does not require air.
What is the working pressure required for the pump-out function?
The working pressure required is 0.75MPa (110psi).
What is the minimum and maximum height the drainer can be adjusted to?
The minimum working height is 1350mm, and the maximum working height is 1650mm.
What are the dimensions of the drain pipe?
The oil drain pipe is 1800mm in length and has a diameter of 12mm.
Is this product suitable for professional garage use?
Yes, with its 70L capacity, steel construction, and pneumatic pump-out system, it is designed for professional workshop environments.
How does the pump-out function work?
The pump-out function uses compressed workshop air to create pressure that forces the collected waste oil out of the 70L tank through the designated outlet.
Troubleshooting
Unit does not pump oil out
Verify the workshop air supply is connected and providing adequate pressure (0.75MPa / 110psi). Check for air leaks in the connections or the drain pipe. Ensure the draining pressure (0.18-0.20MPa / 29psi) is being achieved.
Oil is draining slowly into the tank
Ensure the catch pan is correctly positioned beneath the vehicle's drain plug. Check the oil drain pipe for any kinks or obstructions. Verify the oil temperature; warmer oil drains faster.
Wheels are stiff or do not swivel freely
Inspect wheels for debris or damage. Lubricate the wheel bearings if necessary. Ensure the swivel brakes are not engaged if movement is desired.
Air leaks are detected
Apply soapy water to all air connections and hose seams. Bubbles indicate a leak. Tighten connections or replace faulty seals/hoses.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Large capacity reduces emptying frequency.
- Pneumatic pump-out saves time and effort.
- Adjustable height suits various vehicles.
- Sturdy steel construction ensures durability.
- Easy to move and secure with wheeled base.
Cons
- Requires a workshop air compressor for pump-out function.
- Catch pan capacity (10L) may require frequent emptying during large jobs.
- Minimum working height (1350mm) might be too high for some low-clearance vehicles without lifting.
Setup, Compatibility & Care Instructions
Setup:
- Connect a suitable workshop air supply to the unit's air inlet (rated for 0.75MPa / 110psi working pressure).
- Ensure the drain pipe is securely attached.
- Adjust the working height to suit the vehicle being serviced.
Compatibility:
- Requires a standard workshop air compressor with a regulated output of approximately 0.75MPa (110psi) for the pump-out function.
- The unit is designed for draining waste engine oil from vehicles.
Care:
- After each use, ensure the tank is emptied and rinsed if necessary.
- Periodically check the air connection and drain pipe for any leaks or blockages.
- Clean the exterior of the unit with a damp cloth; avoid abrasive cleaners.
- Inspect the wheels for damage and ensure the brakes function correctly.
- Store in a clean, dry area when not in use.