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Automatic lubrication of ball bearing

11/23/2008 5:52 AM

Greeting all,

Could you please help me to find out a method to automate the lubrication of ball bearing of the pump instead of the manual method by using lubricator gun? I have heard about EASYLUBE and I am not sure if it is practical to be useed, I appreciate any information on this.

www.easylube.com

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Re: Automatic lubrication of ball bearing

11/23/2008 7:05 AM

Most of the bearing supplier, such as SKF, FAG etc., have the automatical lubrication solution. I suggest you better go their website to find the infomaiton you need.

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Re: Automatic lubrication of ball bearing

11/27/2008 12:00 AM

We have had much success with Vogel auto lube systems on our fleet of fire trucks.The system has a reservoir filled manually with lube. There is an electronic counter that re-lubes each selected fitting after a certain number of starts. The system can be made to lube at whatever rate, and volume you desire. You can reach them at http://www.devcocorp.net/foreign/vogel.htm Good luck.

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