Automatic Lubrication Systems

• Environmental Compliance: Reduces excess lubricant discharge and improves eco-friendliness.
• Uniform Lubrication: Eliminates dry runs and over-greasing.
• Labor Savings: Frees up maintenance personnel from routine lubrication tasks.
• Extended Service Intervals: Enables predictive maintenance and longer service cycles.
• Health & Safety: Eliminates the need for personnel to access dangerous or hard-to-reach lubrication points.

• Mining and Quarrying – Feeding crushers, conveyors, and screens.

• Pharmaceuticals – Handling delicate or fine powders.

• Food Processing – Controlled delivery of grains, spices, or additives.

• Chemical Industry – Metered feeding of powders and granules.

• Packaging Lines – Even distribution of materials into machines.

• Remote Monitoring and Control
  Integration with SCADA or IoT systems allows remote status tracking, alarm notifications, and real-time performance data.
• Variable Frequency Lubrication
  Systems can adapt lubrication frequency based on temperature, load, speed, or other operating parameters.
• Multi-Circuit Capability
  A single ALS unit can be configured to lubricate multiple independent circuits, making it suitable for large, complex machines.

Installation of an Automatic Lubrication System should be carried out by certified technicians to ensure proper sizing, calibration, and compatibility with existing machinery. Regular inspection of fittings, reservoirs, and system pressure is recommended to maintain optimal performance.

• Grease (NLGI Grades 000 to 2)
  Suitable for heavy-duty bearings and gear applications.
• Mineral or Synthetic Oils
  Used in high-speed applications, spindles, or systems requiring low-viscosity lubrication.