Specifications
The Mityvac MV7241 Fluid Transfer Pump Kit, designed by Mityvac, provides a compact solution for fluid management. This kit replaces the earlier 07240 model, offering improved functionality. It weighs 1.215 lbs, making it a lightweight option for various applications. The dimensions of the kit are 11 x 9.5 x 2.75 inches, ensuring portability and convenient storage. The manufacturer's part number for this product is MV7241.
Key Features
This fluid transfer pump kit is engineered for efficient and clean fluid handling. It features a robust pump mechanism designed for both extracting and dispensing various automotive and industrial liquids. The kit includes specialized hoses and adapters to facilitate connections to different reservoirs and ports. Its design prioritizes ease of use, allowing for quick setup and operation in diverse working conditions.
Applications
The Mityvac MV7241 fluid transfer pump is suitable for a wide range of fluid management tasks. It is commonly used for automotive maintenance, including engine oil changes, transmission fluid servicing, brake fluid bleeding, and coolant transfer. Additionally, it finds applications in marine environments for bilge pumping or engine fluid changes, and in maintaining small engines such as those found in lawnmowers, motorcycles, and ATVs. This versatile liquid transfer tool can also be utilized for general industrial fluid handling requirements.
Benefits
Utilizing the MV7241 fluid transfer pump kit offers several advantages for professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike. It simplifies the process of transferring fluids, helping to prevent spills and maintain a cleaner workspace. The pump’s efficient design reduces the effort and time required for fluid changes or extractions. Its versatility allows users to manage multiple fluid types with a single tool, offering a cost-effective solution for routine maintenance. The durable construction of the mityvac pump ensures reliable performance over time, addressing common pain points associated with messy and inefficient fluid handling.
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