is this a mechanical pump like a hypodermic needle? Can you inject right into low side or do you inject threw your gauges?
776190
Yes, Oil and/or dye can be injected directly into a pressurized system. Just turn, turn, turn the handle. Takes a lot of turns.
776191
After you fill it with your oil or dye hook the injector right to your low side service port and turn it to inject the oil/dye. Very easy to use.
135259
You fill the needle from the insulin vial. Than insert needle into the injector until it clicks into place. Place the end of injector against the skin and hit the button!! It has adjusting spacers so you can get the depth correct. Once it is set up it makes it so much easier. I hope this helps.
135256
The needles not already loaded in the auto injector. You would fill your syringe as usual and then place syringe in the inject-ease.
1003157
No. You just pump it with the lever in you left hand in an up and down motion while spraying with your right hand.
1536169
I couldn't get mine to take air either, and discovered that the needle's open end was flush against the opposite inside. When I pulled the needle back a bit it took air much easier.
251226
If it has a valve (like those on automobile tires) you can use it very nicely. If it has only a small spot, like a basketball, you'll need a needle valve first, and then you can use this pump. The pump itself works extremely well.
513916
I doubt it, this pump is designed to be used with the needle that you can see in the picture. If you have the pump valve head that can be attached to the hose of this pump, then you might be able to use it.
1953394
No needles for inflating balls are included. The package only included replacement Schrader and Presta valves for the pump.
930751
there is a very small hole for a basketball needle. You use a bike pump with the basketball needle screwed to the end to inflate...pump up the ball. My son had one when he was little...he's 30 so I recently got one for his neighbor's son. He loved it. The air hole may be hidden so you have to look hard. Very small.
1758271
Just make certain you don't insert the threaded end of the needle too far into the hose on the pump. It takes a lot longer to fill if you do.
372454
It vibrates but the needles actually go in and out of your skin. The depth depends on the number you choose by turning it right or left.
678059
You may want to look at a larger bicycle tire pump for a large exercise ball. This pump is small and really only usefull for up to a full size basketball. As for the needle you will need to refer to the ball manufacturer.
339360
The Schmetz needles have the "flat side" which is usually able to be used in all machines. so if your normal needles have a flat side, you should be OK.
581477
No...need syringe to apply high pressure. I put the syringe against my chest and use both hands to pull the unit back with all my mite. Works great. 3 of us camped on only water source for a week, which was a stagnant beaver pond. Water smelled bad but no one got sick.
51300
I think that those balls require a needle tip, but I am not sure. This is not a high pressure pump.
135255
It is not an automatic needle feeder, you feed the needle then lock it and place it firmly at the body part where you want to inject, press the button to inject and with and slowly press the handle to penetrate the liquid in your body. Keep it few seconds without moving and pull it out. This item take the fear out when you see the needle and poke yourself. I hope it would help you.
267325
Joe C: Just a hand tire pump that is used to inflate bicycle tires, basketballs, soccer balls, etc. You'll need a "needle" of the type used for inflating basketballs etc. I think you and yours will have an enormous amount of fun with this. Good luck.