Drum pump nozzles are flow control devices that connect to the end of a drum pump discharge hose. They have a spout where fluid exits the nozzle and a trigger control for starting, stopping, and regulating the rate of flow. These nozzles minimize product waste and reduce wear on pump motors by allowing flow to be controlled without having to turn the pump on and off. They're commonly used for dispensing fuels and automotive fluids.

Drum pump nozzle holsters are rigid holders that provide a resting spot for storing drum pump nozzles between uses. These holsters support the nozzle to help keep it clean and reduce the risk of damage. They're typically mounted near a drum pump or tote.

Drum pump nozzle spouts are flow control components that connect to a drum pump nozzle. They are either replacement spouts or spout attachments. The replacement spouts restore function to a nozzle by replacing a broken or missing spout. The spout attachments modify an existing nozzle spout to regulate flow or limit use to a specific system. Spout attachments are typically used when dispensing diesel exhaust fluid (DEF), so that the nozzles will only fit a DEF tank or reservoir.