Titan 15200 Precision Oiler

These oiler pens are great. I have one in each of my range bags and have given a couple to friends. I wish that the tip was a little finer, but this works well enough. I've not been able to find anyting with a finer tip that looks to be as sturdy as this item. After using these for years, I've never had one leak in my bag.

The oiler doesn't leak at all, quite well built. Puts a drop of oil where you need it. No leaks from the tip and sealed with O rings. All in all a quality oiler. Would recommend to anyone who needs a drop of oil in a small space.

I purchased 3 of these, 2 as gifts and the last for myself. I'm impressed with the simplicity and sturdiness of the design. It's the size of a very large pen. The barrel is about the same diameter as a single AAA flashlight. Still, it does fit in the pen pockets on the sleeve of a Taclite shirt.For those who haven't used an oiler of this type, there is a tapered brass plug in the tip of the needle. When you push the button, that plug extends outward and oil is able to flow past. Releasing the button immediately stops the oil flow. It's very controllable.I don't think it will leak. I filled the reservoir with CLP from a 12-oz aerosol can. Apparently, it takes a while for the propellant to fully outgas. When I first used it, a bit of CLP shot out everywhere because it was still pressurized! But, if the oiler is capable of holding pressure like that, it's not going to leak all over the place. I recommend using a non-aerosolized oil, or waiting 10 minutes for an aerosolized version to completely outgas before sealing it up.There aren't many negative comments to make. The threads in the cover appear a bit rough, but they function smoothly. There is no protection against inadvertent button presses, so the cap could potentially fill up with oil. Neither issue is very significant in my opinion.

This is very helpful for me to oil my sewing machine. I need to be able to add only one drop of oil. I recommend storing it horizontally. The oil has not leaked out, but the tool has become oily on the outside so I would not call it leak proof. I store it horizontally in a small plastic container so this is not a big problem. I think it’s worthwhile for my use case.

I've kept this laying flat on my desk and it didn't leak one drop of oil. This is a nicely machined piece of kit. Everything is tooled correctly, all the bushings and seals stay in place. There's nothing flimsy about this at all. I got the Titan model because it's capacity is larger than most if not all the other brands I've seen and the price. At $13 this is something I can keep in a field kit and not worry about getting my money's worth. Did I really need it, no but I've used it more than I thought I would. Needless to say, I have lubricated everything with a mechanical action in my house. No squeeks happening over here.

It started with a problem, too much lubricating oil coming from the bottle the lubricant originally came in; onto necessary lubrication points on my 9mm handgun. I searched for a lubricant applicator and what I came up with was this 15200 Precision Oiler by Titan Tools! There is zero wrong with this Precision Oiler but there are endless things they got right. Made of all aluminum construction from the plunger to the reservoir to the cap! O Ring's at both ends of the reservoir keeps the lubricant where you want it to stay. In other words it doesn't leak and it puts just the right amount of lubricant where you want it! And the price is just as attractive as the Precision Oiler. I would pay more than $9.99 for this item. I will be buying more as gifts for my best friends who would enjoy and benefit from having a good lube dispenser such as this.

Well made, quality built, but it’s gravity fed thru the small hole at the bottom. Tried amsoil gun oil and Lucas tool box buddy, home & shop oil. Both are too thick to actually flow out of the tip. Even after heating the unit up a bit with a lighter. Pretty much defeats the purpose. Get one of the squeeze bottles instead.

Great product