Single-point lubricator K001 series
electrochemicalfor bearingsautomatic

Single-point lubricator - K001 series  - Dropsa spa - electrochemical / for bearings / automatic
Single-point lubricator - K001 series  - Dropsa spa - electrochemical / for bearings / automatic
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Characteristics

Type
single-point
Technology
electrochemical
Applications
for bearings
Other characteristics
automatic
Capacity

120 cm³
(4 US fl oz)

Pressure

5 bar
(72.5 psi)

Description

The MONO point automatic lubricator is the most cost-effective solution alternative to manual lubrication. It ensures that the correct lubricant is being used in the correct quantity, in the correct place at the correct time, reducing costly downtime and failures. MONO contains its own unique chemical expulsion unit, that has no springs or mechanisms but relies on an unvarying law of nature. It is activated by simply turning the activation cap – no separate activator is required. The contained gas generator builds up a pressure of max. 5 bar, which moves the piston forward and transports lubricant into the lubrication point. BENEFITS - No further need for costly time consuming manual lubrication - Labour saving/less labour intensive maintenance - Improved health and safety - Reduction in lubricant consumption - Lessen environment impact APPLICATIONS MONO point lubricator reliably provides a continuous, controlled supply of grease to the bearings, gears and another wear components, keeping contaminants out and lubricant in. It is suitable for use in any industry or environment. Key features: - Housing design: Plastic Body and Thread - Operating temperatures: from -20°C to 60°C (from -4°F to 140°F) - Discharge period: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, or 12 months - Compatible lubricants: Greases (to NLGI 2)

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