Samson Parts
Genuine Samson replacement parts for Samson lubrication equipment — pump rebuild kits, hose reel components, meter repair sets, dispense valve service parts, swivel fittings, packing kits, and electrical service components for the full Samson product line. Authorized parts maintain equipment accuracy and manufacturer warranty coverage. This collection covers parts for current Samson products and many legacy platforms still in shop service. Alamo Equipment is an authorized Samson dealer with parts availability and technical support nationwide.
Samson Parts FAQs
Replacement parts and accessories for Samson lubrication equipment, including reel stands, reel components, pump service parts, and mounting hardware. Most professional reels and pumps are designed to be rebuilt rather than replaced, so these parts are what extend equipment life.
Provide the Samson model or part number from the equipment. Reel and pump components are specific to the model, and visually similar parts often differ in dimension or fitting size.
It mounts several hose reels together on a single freestanding structure, so multiple fluids can be dispensed from one location without wall mounting each reel individually. It suits bays where wall space is unavailable or where the dispense point needs to be away from a wall.
The spring mechanism, the fluid swivel where the hose enters the reel, hose guide rollers, and the hose itself. The swivel is the usual source of a reel that has started leaking.
Usually yes. Springs, swivels, and hoses are serviceable components on most professional reels. Replacing a swivel or hose is far cheaper than a new reel where the frame and mechanism are sound. A sound frame and mechanism are usually worth the repair over a full reel replacement.
Not as a rule. Reel components are specific to manufacturer and model. Match parts to the equipment rather than to a similar-looking component from another brand, particularly for swivels and springs where dimensions and pressure ratings differ.
Replace when the outer cover is cracked, cut, or abraded through, when fittings show damage or leak, or when the hose has been kinked or crushed. Fluid hoses under pressure that fail create both a mess and a hazard.
