Automatic Lubricators

Product Description

 Automatic Lubricators

Mechanical lubricator, or automatic lubricator, is a device fitted to a steam engine to supply lubricating oil to the cylinders and, sometimes, the bearings and axle box mountings as well.^[1] There are various types of mechanical lubricator.

electro-mechanical lubricator that can be used as a Single-point lubricator or with a progressive divider block to create a Multi-point System lubricating from 2 to 12 lube points. With a lubricant output pressure of 350psi, over 50 output settings, and a variety of sizes and power options, the MEMOLUB®  gives you the ability to precisely manage the amount of lubricant being applied to your applications. This ability helps give you control over the ever increasing cost of lubricants in today's market

The innovative Pulsarlube S has a very unique and scientific design. Conventional spring type lubricators contain a ball valve to be able to control the flow rate of the lubricant. Such mechanism makes it very difficult to control the dispensing rate on this type of lubricator. Another fact that
applies to spring type lubricators is that the spring constantly pushes down on the lubricant,thereby causing oil separation. When oil separation occurs, gravity allows the oil to drip out from the bottom, leaving only the thickener behind in the lubricator's chamber.

Solution
Pulsarlube has eliminated these issues that have plagued spring type dispensers for decades with the invention of its innovative Pulsarlube S lubricator. The Pulsarlube S possesses an ingenious new design that contains a spring at the bottom of the lubricator, which in turn pushes the lubricant upward into the lubricator's grease intake orifice, then down a guide sleeve and into the lubrication point.This new paradigm practically eliminates the problem of oil separation because it is pushing up not down. The upward piston movement prevents the possibility of oil from dripping out due to the effect of gravity and maintains the lubricant as a whole within the chamber, thereby preventing hardening of the grease and allowing the lubricator to completely empty out its contents.
Conventional spring type lubricators contain a ball valve to be able to control the flow rate of the lubricant. Such dispensing mechanism makes it very difficult to obtain an accurate dispensing rate on this type of lubricator. The Pulsarlube to obtain an accurate dispensing rate on this type of lubricator.