These rubber ID bands slip over the barrel of a grease gun to identify and color-code different grease types. They prevent misuse or cross-contamination of lubricants.

Loader nipples enable grease guns to suction-load grease from bulk containers. Also called loader couplers, they attach to grease guns solely for this purpose. They are useful in industrial settings that use a high volume of grease where it is more practical, cost-effective, and environmentally sensitive to use barrels of lubrication rather than individual cartridges.

Grease gun holders mount to equipment or machinery to hold a grease gun for quick access. These metal brackets encircle the barrel of the grease gun to keep it secure and off the floor when not in use.

Digital flow meters monitor the amount of grease discharged from grease guns, ensuring components such as bearings receive the correct amount of grease needed to properly operate and prevent damage.

Bearing grease packers are hand-operated devices that help repack fresh grease into bearings while removing old grease. They reduce waste, mess, and eliminate the need to clean bearings prior to packing.