LubeSite 560 automatic grease feeder is used to lubricate bearing housing at intervals to prevent downtime and reduce manpower. The unit uses silver, red or blue springs for normal, high-tension or low-tension applications, respectively.
Features:
- Comes with a nickel-chrome plated base designed for applications where corrosion resistance is required, such as chemical and food processing.
- Features a large grease reservoir that allows operation in remote locations or applications where continuous purging of the bearing is required.
- Utilises Venturi mechanism to regulate the amount of grease fed, eliminating the danger of blowing bearing seals.
- Comes with a large reservoir that ensures a steady supply of fresh & recycled lubricant to allow smooth movement of the moving components.
- Unit utilises NLGI grade 0 to 4 non-separating grease that reduces sliding and rolling friction and distributes the motion uniformly.
- Features graduated channels on the metering rod to adjust the flow of the lubricant.
- Incorporated with a spring-loaded plunger that helps in dispensing the grease at a defined pressure range of 1 to 5 PSI.
Compatible Accessories:
- LubeSite 900 Grease Refill Kit: These refill kits help this unit in easy refilling of grease at constricted spaces.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q. What is the operating temperature of LubeSite 500 Series grease feeders?
A. LubeSite 500 Series grease feeders can withstand ambient temperatures ranging from 10 to 250 degrees F.
Q. Can I refill my grease feeder?
A. Yes, LubeSite grease feeders have a refill unit that allows automated lubricant feeding in short intervals, depending on the applications.
Q. What are the components of an automatic grease feeder?
A. LubeSite automatic grease feeder consists of a spring-loaded piston and Viton seal ring. It further has tension springs to maintain a specific pressure range and an O-ring assembly to provide excellent chemical resistance. This compact design allows controlled lubrication to prevent machine downtime, allowing smooth functioning of the equipment.
Q. What is the use of a tapered metering rod in the model 506 feeder?
A. Tapering metering rods regulate the flow of grease on the bearings.
Q. What is the difference between a LubeSite 560 and a LubeSite 704 grease feeder?
A. LubeSite 560 grease feeder is designed for corrosive atmospheres, whereas LubeSite 704 is suitable for high-temperature applications (up to 450 degrees F).