Umarex PCP Hand Pump – manual high-pressure hand pump up to 300 BAR, built-in gauge, quick-connector

Umarex PCP Pump – A Reliable Power Source for Your Air Rifle

The Umarex high-pressure hand pump represents an independent and efficient solution for filling PCP weapon cylinders. It is designed with an emphasis on mechanical durability and user comfort. Thanks to its precise internal mechanism, it allows you to reach pressures up to 300 BAR without the need for a scuba tank or compressor.

The pressure gauge is integrated directly into the pump base, increasing its protection against damage and ensuring excellent readability during operation. The pump is equipped with a long flexible hose terminated with a standard quick coupler. Additionally, the package includes a set of adapters (G1/8", M10x1, M10x1.5), which cover the vast majority of filling pins from various manufacturers.

The stainless steel and aluminum construction guarantees a long service life. The ergonomic handle with a non-slip surface and stable base facilitate the pumping process even at higher pressures. At the bottom, you will also find a bleed valve used to safely decompress the hose after filling is complete.

Technical Parameters:

• Maximum Pressure: 300 BAR / 4500 PSI
• Pressure Gauge: Analog, located in the base
• Hose End: Quick coupler (Quick Fill)
• Material: Stainless Steel / Aluminum
• Weight: approx. 2.5 kg
• Adapters: G1/8", M10x1, M10x1.5

Package Contents:

• Umarex PCP Pump
• High-pressure hose with quick coupler
• G1/8" adapter (male)
• M10x1 adapter
• M10x1.5 adapter
• Set of seals and O-rings
• Manual with warranty card

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

1. Is pumping physically demanding?
Reaching low pressures (up to 150 BAR) is relatively easy. From 200 BAR upwards, pumping requires more effort, and it is recommended to use your full body weight rather than just arm strength. Pump steadily and do not rush.

2. How to prevent the pump from overheating?
When filling large cylinders, the piston heats up. We recommend taking a short break (approx. 5-10 minutes) after every 50 strokes so that the internal seals are not damaged by high temperatures.

3. Why can't I disconnect the hose after filling?
Before disconnecting the hose from the weapon, you must always first open the bleed valve on the pump base. This releases the pressure from the hose and excess moisture, allowing for safe disconnection of the quick coupler.

4. Does the pump require special maintenance?
We recommend regularly checking the condition of the O-rings and lightly lubricating the piston with silicone oil (never use mineral oils, as there is a risk of ignition under pressure!). Keep the pump clean to prevent dirt from being sucked into the valves.