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System description:
Suction Guns
Holds up to 18 ounces of fluid. Precision follower fitted to barrel for superior suction and is impervious to oil, grease and water.
Standard oil drains
The traditional method for handling used oil and fluids allows gravity to drain fluids from vehicle(s) into a portable or mobile fluid drain These fluids are then gravity fed into a used fluid storage tank.
Truck oil drains
Ideal drains for RV, truck, heavy equipment maintenance, repair, and more.
Pressurized evacuation drains
The “Drain & Pressurize” method employs the benefits of the drain & evacuate system without an evacuation pump— the fluid drain is pressurized to evacuate the used fluid.
Collection and transfer equipment accessories
Benefits:
- Work efficiently and safely
- Full selection of drains, pressurized evacuation units, filter crushers and more

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Mityvac MVA6852 fluid extractor/dispenser
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SKF today announced the introduction of its Mityvac brand MVA6852 fluid extractor/dispenser. Complementing its line of proven fluid transfer equipment, Mityvac’s versatile MVA6852 is suitable for a variety of fluid exchange applications in vehicle service, general industry and marine uses.
The syringe-action tool features a large, 1.5-liter fluid reservoir, twist-valve and dual-seal piston. The MVA6852 is simple to use and will not leak. It also is serviceable and easy to disassemble. In addition to the MVA6852 extractor/dispenser, a complimentary MVA7218 rubber ATF adapter connector is included in the packaging. This adapter enables the MVA6852 to be connected to MVA5800 ATF refill kit adapters.
The MVA6852 was developed to fulfill capacity needs that are between Mityvac’s MVA6851 200-cubic-centimeter extractor and the multiple large-volume Mityvac extraction or fluid dispensing systems. Potential vehicle service uses for the tool include fluid transfer from master cylinders, power steering fluid reservoirs, transaxles, coolant reservoirs, diesel fuel filters and cylinders.
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New Products - Used Fluid Systems / Oil Drains
Products are listed by the most recently introduced.
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