BEKA Grease pump station
General
Because of the customization of the system, a grease pump station can be used as a small oil lubrication system for one or two smaller machines, or even larger machines or plants.
A grease pump station, whether it’s being used as a dual-line or progressive system, consists of a few standard components: a gear pump unit, a control unit, an oil sump unit, one or several monitoring devices and several metering devices.
Grease pump station used as a dual-line system
When used in a dual-line system, the grease is pumped to the distribution blocks via a double main line network. The metering units supply the exact right amount of grease to each of the lubrication points.
The benefit of the dual-line system is that the system can deal with very long distances.
Grease pump station used as a progressive sectional system
In a progressive sectional system, the lubrication system is divided into several sections. In each section multiple distributors are collected. Each section is separately connected to a main line and can be lubricated individually.
Each section is being operated by the control unit. The main dividers are supplied with grease by a gear pump which pumps the oil from a separate oil reservoir.
A progressive sectional system is most commonly used when different machines are connected, but not always working at the same time. The benefit of the sectional system is that each section can be controlled independently.
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| Technical Data | |
|---|---|
| Function principle | Pneumatic barrel pump |
| Lubricant | Grease up to NLGI-2 |
| Delivery volume | Ca. 0,8 l/min |
| Operating pressure | Max. 400 bar (5801 psi) |
| Operating temperature | 30 up to +80 °C / (-22 up to 176 °F) |
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