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The air oil blocks type AVH are designed, amongst other applications for high speed spindle lubrication. Bijur air oil injectors deliver very precise amount of oil during a predetermined cycle time. A measured dose of oil is...
The BM-B pump, because of is constructional characteristics, may be used in single line-, dual line-, progressiveand spray lubricating systems. Regardless of the number of lubrication points, the pump can be effectively adapted...
The pump BS-B is ideally suitable for applications where long extended main line runs and a large number of friction points are to be reliably served from one central station. In conjunction with distributors type ZV-B downstream...
Measuring valves are the essence of dualine lubrication systems. They are munted close to the lubrication points and hydraulically operated by pressure from the first and then the second of the two supply lines. On each...
Two ranges of line mounting adjustable metering units for use with a dualine system, which discharge a fixed volume of lubricant to half the lubrication points on pressurisation of one line and to the remaining points on...
A range of line mounted, adjustable metering units for use with dualine lubrication systems, whereby pressurisation of either line discharges a fixed volume of lubricant to the lubrication point.
The FZ-A type lubricator is an central plunger grease pump, which is operating without valves and springs. The FZ-A type grease lubricator is intended mainly for multiple systems, i.e., in systems with up to a maximum of 12...
The FZ-B type lubricator is an central plunger grease pump, which is operating without valves and springs. The numerous ratios available within the range 3 : 1 to 2880 : 1 which are between the speed of the drive shaft on machine...
The M2500 series dividers are perfectly adapted for use in Bijur Farval progressive lubrication systems. The modular construction makes the system easy to install, and can be modified and maintained without removing any tubing....
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