Pumps & aggregates
Oil and grease pumps for single-line and multi-line systems.
Basics
Basics of central lubrication
Central lubrication supplies several lubrication points automatically and only as needed. That means less downtime, longer service life and better control over lubricant consumption.
- Oil or grease systems for NLGI 00 to 2
- Metering units, distributors and sensors as one coordinated system
- Time-, pulse- or condition-based control
Products
Products & components
Reservoirs & accessories
Reservoirs, filters, lines and distributors for reliable supply.
Lubricants
Oils and greases matched to temperature, load and hygiene requirements.
Applications
Applications / industries
Food industry
Hygienic design, CIP compatibility and food-safe media.
Metalworking
Precise metering for longer service life and better surface quality.
Packaging
High cycle rates, lower maintenance effort and stable availability.
Practice
Avoid common mistakes
- Over- or under-lubrication caused by incorrect metering
- Unsuitable viscosity or wrong NLGI grade
- Missing sensors and alarming
Economics
Costs & ROI
In many cases, a system pays for itself within 6–18 months – depending on downtime, lubricant consumption and maintenance effort.
FAQ
FAQ
Which lubricants are suitable?
From NLGI 00 to NLGI 2 as well as different oils depending on temperature, load and ambient conditions.
How is monitoring carried out?
By pressure, flow or stroke sensors with feedback to the control unit or PLC.
How do I start the system design?
Define lubrication points, medium, temperatures, cycle timing and the desired monitoring level. That is the basis for the right layout.