XinTan Tiger Professional Capacity（250ML） Handle Review

I bought this to lubricate my lathe which has these little spring loaded ball ports for lubricating. That could work great! The tip is small and pointed and small enough to push all the balls in. It has enough power to inject oil into the port without damaging the tip. The canister seems to be well made so far and pumps oil with no issues. Just be careful when screwing the lid onto the jar, it's easy to make a mistake.

All oil drains through the bottom of the can. Bottom. The price is great so I bought it just in case. I filled it with oil for traffic, the pump worked. Everything seemed fine for a few minutes when I used it. Went to the store the next morning and saw a puddle of $5 oil on the table and floor. 20 minute cleaning and document return/replacement, plus returns on top. The replacement did the same, albeit a little more slowly. Lesson learned. I'm out. A star. Have a nice day!

I don't like leaks. I never dropped it. The seam looks perfect but is soaked with oil and the metal side over the seam is completely dry all around. It looks like I dipped the bottom of this unit 1/2 inch in a puddle of oil and then set it down. It is obvious. I only sprayed it once to make sure the pump was working and then put it next to my new drill. I left it there for about 6 weeks and when did I just check? the bottom was wet and the entire top of the device was DRY BONE. This device is…

I used a plastic container for glue to lubricate so there was an oil leak all over the plastic container as they weren't for an lubricator ordered this and partially have that same problem as this plastic one, oil leaks out from under its hole and contaminates body and places, the first time of each use i have to pull the trigger several times to squeeze out the oil because the oiler has no check valve to prevent oil in Got into the reservoir, after that you have a lot of unnecessary discarded…

Reading the reviews on this product and some similar products I expected them to leak a bit. To mitigate this I reassembled it with more teflon tape on the nozzle threads and applicator tube. This works well at low pressure, but still leaks (especially at the nozzle threads) when used with a ball lubricator. Although it is much better than without PTFE. So far I haven't had a main seam leak or large threads with either coolant or ISO68. No rust on the inside of all three I've ordered. Overall…

You will need tape on the top where it screws into the base should be with a rubber grommet. It also leaks at the handle, giving you something in your hand with every squeeze. Eventually, when the jar has sat for more than 5 minutes, your first pomace will be dry, and then a massive amount of oil, equal to about half an ounce, will be released. It seems like a lot if you're just using it to wet a nut or bolt, and if you're using it in a shop to lubricate a kid's toy, bike, or skateboard wheels.