SAMSON Fluid Handling & Lubrication Equipment
At Process & Power, we proudly supply SAMSON Corporation, a leading manufacturer of high-quality fluid handling and lubrication equipment. Since 1993, SAMSON has been recognized for its precision-engineered systems designed to improve efficiency, reliability, and safety in automotive, industrial, and heavy-equipment maintenance operations.
Product Highlights
Air-Operated Pumps – Durable and efficient pumps for transferring lubricants, oils, and other fluids.
Hose Reels & Accessories – Heavy-duty designs for clean, organized, and safe fluid delivery.
Fluid Dispensing Systems – Complete systems for workshop and plant-wide lubricant management.
Meters & Control Valves – Precision instruments for accurate fluid measurement and control.
Bulk Fluid Management Systems – Automated monitoring and control systems for centralized fluid handling.
Why Choose SAMSON?
Proven reliability and precision in fluid handling and lubrication systems
Wide range of products for automotive, industrial, and heavy-duty applications
Designed for durability, efficiency, and simplified maintenance
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SAMSON Fluid Handling & Lubrication Equipment FAQ
What SAMSON products are featured?
The page covers air-operated pumps, hose reels, dispensing equipment, meters, control valves, and bulk-fluid management systems.
Where is this equipment commonly used?
Typical applications include workshops, fleet facilities, and industrial maintenance areas that store and dispense oils or other suitable service fluids.
How do I choose a hose reel?
Specify the fluid, pressure, temperature, hose length and diameter, mounting position, and expected use. Verify the rating of the complete reel-and-hose assembly.
Can a central system serve several dispensing points?
Yes, if the pump, piping, and controls are sized for the required simultaneous demand. Include the longest delivery route when reviewing pressure losses.
What is the benefit of fluid metering?
Metering helps operators control dispensed quantities and track usage. The meter must suit the fluid and flow range and be verified at appropriate intervals.
What should be reviewed before extending an existing lubricant line?
Check pump capacity, pressure losses, downstream ratings, and how many outlets will operate together. Confirm product identification and contamination controls for the added line.
How do I select a pump for lubricant delivery?
Specify fluid viscosity at the lowest operating temperature, required flow, discharge pressure, line length, and simultaneous outlets. Include the container type and available compressed air.
What does the pressure ratio mean on an air-operated piston pump?
It relates ideal liquid pressure to inlet air pressure. Actual delivery depends on flow and losses, and every downstream component must be rated for the system's possible pressure.
Why does fluid dispense slowly at the farthest outlet?
Long piping, restrictive fittings, cold lubricant, or inadequate air supply can limit delivery. Compare inlet air conditions and liquid pressure while dispensing at the affected outlet.
Why does the pump cycle when all outlets are closed?
There may be leakage, a valve not sealing, or internal wear. Investigate the complete delivery circuit before replacing the pump.
Can the same system dispense different lubricants?
Only after compatibility and contamination requirements are reviewed. Dedicated lines and clearly identified outlets may be needed to keep products separate.
Why is my dispensing meter reading incorrectly?
Air in the fluid, unsuitable flow conditions, calibration, or wear can affect readings. Verify the meter against an appropriate measured quantity using its prescribed procedure.
What should routine lubrication-system maintenance include?
Inspect hoses, reels, couplings, dispensing valves, pumps, and leak points according to their instructions. Keep fluid identification and service records current.
Should an older dispensing pump be rebuilt?
Compare the condition of the air motor and liquid section, parts availability, and current delivery needs. Rebuilding makes sense only if the assembly remains suitable for the application.
How can I get local support for SAMSON Fluid Handling & Lubrication Equipment?
Contact Process & Power at (901) 362-5500 with your location, equipment identification, and application or service concern. The team can review selection, parts, and service options for your needs.
What should I send when requesting a quote?
Include the required duty, fluid or process details, operating conditions, utilities, and installation dimensions. For existing equipment, add nameplate photos, model and serial numbers, and a description of the problem or planned change.