Lubrication system components

Automatic lubrication system (IF), often called concentrationDry thin oil lubricationA system that delivers controlled amounts of lubricant to multiple locations on a machine while the machine is running. Although these systems are often automated, systems that still require a hand pump or push button are still identified as centralized lubrication systems. The system can be divided into two different categories that can share many of the same components.

Grease Systems: Grease systems are primarily used in stationary manufacturing equipment, e.g.CNCMilling

Grease Systems: Grease is primarily used in mobile equipment such as trucks, mining or construction equipment.

A typical system consists of a controller/timer, pump with reservoir, supply line, distributor/It consists of metering valve and feed pipeline.

Performance and features:

Specific working pressure: Set the relief valve to prevent the oil pump from being overloaded.

It has an unloading function: it can stop working after the oil pressure in the system is removed. It is mainly used in quantitative (pressure type or pressure relief type) thin oil lubrication oil supply systems.

Equipped with hydraulic switch (closed when lack of oil)10W / DC100V / 0.5A), but a fuel tank shortage signal will be output.

The pump is equipped with a pressure switch (normally openAC220V/2ADC36V/2A) to monitor the main oil circuit and pressure loss in the dry thin oil lubrication system (optional)

Pumps can be matchedPC-2Display controller to control the operation and removal of zip ties (optional parts)

Transparent resin tank or metal tank

Use lubricant viscosity:32?2500cst

Classification distributor: pressure or pressure relief type thin oil distributor