If you’re looking for power, then this model won’t disappoint— it delivers 10,000 maximum PSI, so you can be confident it can handle any job you have in mind for it.

The theme of power continues with the high-volume pump pushes, which run up to 5.0oz per minute. This makes the DEWALT DCGG571M1 a great choice for those in need of high-flow applications; you can be sure this impressive machine won’t let you down.

Finally, considering the power, one might assume that this model is extremely heavy— but this isn’t the case. The DEWALT DCGG571M1 is pleasantly comfortable to use, as it weighs just 9.5 pounds.

You should never judge a product solely on its price, but it is worth noting that the DEWALT DCGG571M1 is at the higher end of the price bracket. It’s worth it, but if you’re on a budget, it might not be the best choice for you.

Additionally, some users claim that their gun was defective from the moment it arrived. We didn’t have this problem, and one would hope a reputable brand like DEWALT would be more than happy to rectify the problem if you contact them to discuss any issues.

Finally, though we found the 42” hose length to be more than sufficient for our needs, we can see how it might be a little bit restrictive for those working in larger spaces. If you think you might need a larger hose, this might not be the best choice for you.

If you’re in need of a grease gun that can handle large jobs but still provide you with suitable grease control, then the Lincoln 1162 could be the model you need. It’s plenty powerful, with an air pressure range of 40-150 pounds per square inch, but still allows for detailed work when needed.

One of the major components of this detailed work is the variable speed trigger, which we found is one of the most reliable that we’ve tested— it really impressed us.

Finally, there’s no denying this is one of the more affordable grease guns on the market. We think this performs above its price bracket, and it’s definitely worth considering if you’re looking for a bargain price.

Reliability can be a factor with the Lincoln 1162, which is perhaps to be expected given the relatively low cost. It’s worth remembering the warranty does cover you for any mishaps, though! 

Ideally, this won’t be the first grease gun you ever use, as it can be a little fussy to get to work right. Nothing that should impact an experienced user, but could present something of a challenge for newbies. 

Finally, some users are upset that this grease gun is made in Taiwan rather than the USA, so keep this in mind if country of origin is important to you.

If you’re looking to speed up your grease applications but don’t want to spend a fortune, then this Carbyne heavy duty grease gun is the perfect choice. Its low cost is incredibly impressive, especially given how simple it is to use.

Additionally, we found the size of this gun meant it was easy to use and easy to store, which is an important consideration for home users who are more likely to be buying in this price bracket.

Finally, we were pleasantly surprised at the lack of leakage from this grease gun. Cheaper models are often infamous for how much they leak, so this was definitely an impressive showing from this great Carbyne model.

The durability of the Carbyne grease gun isn’t quite as impressive as more expensive options, but then again, that’s to be expected. For occasional use, we’re sure this model is more than up to the task. 

It’s also not the most powerful model on the market, so if you’re looking to whizz through a job then it might not be your best friend. However, it’s important to remember the price trade-off here, and that there will always be some limitations when a product is as affordable as the Carbyne grease gun has clearly been designed to be.

If you’re looking for a bargain grease gun, then the Lumax LX-1152 is sure to be just what you were hoping for. While it’s inexpensive in price, it’s not lacking anything in terms of power; this is a heavy-duty piece of equipment that works well for its intended use.

In fact, it can generate up to 7,000 PSI, which we found particularly impressive, and the design has been carefully constructed to allow for optimum ease of use. We found this piece easier to use than some higher-end models, which is hugely impressive given the price discrepancy.

Last but not least, we loved the three-way loading option, which ensures great flexibility for all users. All in all, an impressive outing from the Lumas LX-1152.

If you’re going to be using a grease gun day in day out, and especially if you’re going to be using it as a part of your working life, you’re probably going to need something a little more robust than this.

Additionally, we did find it can be a little unpredictable. Sometimes it works flawlessly, while at other times it needs a little more tinkering. We always managed to get it to work, but if you’re frequently needing to use a grease gun in a rush, then this might not be the best choice for you.

Finally, the construction is not quite as robust as other models, but that is to be expected for a grease gun in this price bracket.

The cost is incredible, especially for the functionality that this grease gun offers. No, it’s not the most powerful, nor does it have the most features, but it performs incredibly for an item from this price bracket.

We particularly enjoyed the lever-action handle, which worked well in all of our tests. It’s easy to control the exact amount you need, and we found this piece plenty responsible.

Finally, the size of this piece makes it the perfect choice if you don’t have a huge amount of storage space for your equipment. It has a relatively small footprint, so you shouldn’t have to clear acres of space in your garage or workshop to accommodate it. We’re big fans of that kind of convenience, so if you are too, the GreaseTek is definitely worth a look.

This isn’t going to be the most powerful grease gun, but you probably knew that considering the price. If you’re looking for a heavy-duty option that can handle daily or frequent use, then this gun may struggle to keep up with you requirements.

Additionally, it’s not the most robust design. While we didn’t experience any problems, we can imagine it may be prone to failure if heavily used. However, this isn’t too much of a problem as given the low purchase price, it won’t break the bank to replace it.

Finally, some users have reported issues with leakage. We didn’t experience this at all — which surprised us somewhat, given the price! — but it’s unlikely that all the leakage reports are wrong, so you may want to keep an eye on this potential issue.