Progressive systems provide continuous lubrication as long as the pump is in operation. Once the pump stops, the pistons of the progressive metering device will stop in their current positions. When the pump starts supplying lubricant again, the pistons will carry on where they left. Therefore, the progressive circuit of one outlet of the pump will stop when only one lubrication point is blocked. The blockage serves as a means of control and forces personnel to service the system.
Only one outlet of a primary or a secondary metering device of one pump outlet can be monitored visually or electrically, depending on the chosen metering device.
For all types of lubrication systems. For oil, fluid grease and grease. Different drive options. With or without reservoir.
Deliver preset lubricant dosages to lubrication points. For all types of lubrication systems. For oil, fluid grease and grease..
Various devices that generate a visual or electrical signal. For all types of lubrication systems. Switches. Sensors. Transmitters. Valves.
For all types of lubrication systems. To monitor the well function of a lubrication system.
Applicators, filters, fittings, pipes. For all types of lubrication systems.
Oil, fluid grease and grease. ISO VG viscosity classes from 2 to 3 200. NLGI grades 000 to 6. For use in lubrication systems.
For planning a lubrication system, conditions the system will be used in need to be determined first.
