I have a motor that is used to drive a C-pump. I would like to lubricate the motor only when the motor is in operation. I am looking at a pressure of about 3000 psi. could someone recommend a good way to do that. thank you.
Or are you working on an oil lubricated motor ? 3000 PSI looks to be too high a pressure for lubrication of motor bearings. Are you sure about the pressure value?
If so, there are lubrication systems which can be made to suit the motors, with suitable pumps to suit the media (grease pumps/oil pumps).
Is the lubrication continuous (loop) or intermittent (scheduled) ?
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What does the motor manufacturer say on the subject?
Is the motor stull under warranty?
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To attain those pressures you would need to use a hydryaulic lube pack, the type used on heavy rolling mills to jack it up on its bearings prior to starting.
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