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LINCOLNNon-Metered Manual Dispense Guns

LINCOLN Non-Metered Manual Dispense Gun

<p>The LINCOLN Non-Metered Manual Dispense Gun (MPN 776) is a robust, steel-nozzle-body dispense gun designed for high-volume fluid transfer. With a maximum flow rate of 5 gpm and a 1/2 in NPTF connection, it suits…

SKU 3G-OTH-87928

Brand
LINCOLN
Item
Non-Metered Manual Dispense Gun
Part Number
776
Category
Non-Metered Manual Dispense Guns
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Local office
20 Woodlands Link #09-05, Singapore 738733
Phone
+65 8878 8355
Delivery
Same-day or next-business-day delivery within Singapore for in-stock items; 7–14 days for factory-order parts from Europe.
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Invoicing in SGD. PayNow, bank transfer, and corporate PO accepted.
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Technical Specifications

LINCOLN
Manufacturer Part Number
776
Type
No Meter Included, Steel
NPTF
1/2 in
Max. Flow Rate
5 gpm
Nozzle Body Material
Steel

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Product Description

<p>The LINCOLN Non-Metered Manual Dispense Gun (MPN 776) is a robust, steel-nozzle-body dispense gun designed for high-volume fluid transfer. With a maximum flow rate of 5 gpm and a 1/2 in NPTF connection, it suits industrial lubrication and fluid-handling applications where precise metering is not required. Its steel construction ensures durability in demanding environments.</p><p>Ideal for workshops, manufacturing lines, and maintenance operations, this gun is part of 3G Electric's extensive B2B inventory. As a Singapore-based supplier, we offer SGD quotes on request, handle GST for local buyers, and provide fast delivery across Singapore and Southeast Asia, with worldwide shipping available.</p>

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum flow rate and connection size of the LINCOLN 776 dispense gun?

The LINCOLN 776 has a maximum flow rate of 5 gallons per minute (gpm) and a 1/2 inch NPTF connection.

Does the LINCOLN 776 come with a meter?

No, the LINCOLN 776 is a non-metered dispense gun, meaning it does not include a meter. It is designed for applications where precise measurement is not required.

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Common applications for LINCOLN
Automotive service centers — LINCOLN lever-action hand pump G400 for transferring engine oil from 55-gallon drums
Manufacturing plant lubrication — LINCOLN air drum pump MPN 1952 for dispensing hydraulic oil to machinery
Heavy equipment maintenance — LINCOLN metered nozzle MPN 3867 for precise grease application in fleet servicing
Workshop fluid transfer — LINCOLN pump tube assembly MPN 84978 for fixed installation in bulk oil storage systems
Industrial assembly lines — LINCOLN non-metered nozzle MPN 740 for manual oil dispensing in production stations
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3G Electric supplies LINCOLN non-metered manual dispense guns. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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