Hi all,
We have a small power plant here in San Diego CA with lots of pumps and motors.
Does anyone have any experience with the auto refillable greaser?

Thanks

Mike

Dear friend,
i can tell you auto refillable greaser of rocollubricants range which delivers grease with efficiency as set in meachanism consistently
for 1 year there are 2 type of greases one is
multicomplex(Li+Li+Ca+Ca)anotherisPTFE THICKNER
base in cartridges. for detail you may log on
www.rocol.com

Are you talking about the little spring or gas powered cups that a single unit would be mounted on each port, or the automated systems that includeds a pump?

We were looking at the small spring ones to mount on each port, a little cheaper then the electric pump ones.

Thanks

Mike

Hi Mike,

I suggest you the model B1741-A of Alemite. We have sold a lot of them here in Spain and it works. You can see details on http://www.alemite.com/catalog/details.aspx?identifier=...41-A&detailpage=true

I hope it helps you.

Joan Borregà
http://www.neubor.com

Dear Mike,
Check out the website of lubesite they have many products that will meet your requirement, simple spring loaded as u required is available with them. thier web site www.lubesite.com
Cheers
Collins David

Hi guys,

I have observed that spring loaded auto lube has no uniform grease discharge. I tried the gas cell driven auto lubricator and seems to be very effective. There is uniform discharge from its full condition to almost empty. Spring pushes grease faster when the auto lubricator is still full and the push force gradually decreases when about halfway to empty. Just to share some observation.

Cheers,
franko

Hi Mike,

You can ask www.memolub.com , It can be install remotely and may need only one unit to grease the 4 lube points of motor and pump by using distributor block. It is precise, reliable and ecoomical.

Danny

Hi USNavyMike,

Please call David, he can explain well the different types of auto greaser.

David D. Crouther
Sales Manager, Diret Accounts
PLI, LLC
1-800-635-8170

Mr. franko`s observation with spring loaded is right but the gas type he is using is not the best. The grease in gas type lubricator is always under pressure that will result in oil bleeding.

Best regards,

Danny