Lubricator

Its main task is to ensure lubrication of the machine of which it is a part. Lubricators are devices or machine components that serve for the precise and targeted supply of lubricants (oil or grease) to places where friction occurs between machine parts - for example, in bearings, joints or guides.

Correct removal is key to reducing wear and friction and extending the service life of machines.

The most commonly used lubricator is the so-called "Stauffer oiler".

On the front there is a vent valve, which, when pressed and pumped with a lever, removes excess air and thus pumps / sucks the lubricant from the cartridge into the pressurized "armored" rubberized hose and is then distributed to specific lubrication points.

Lubricators can be divided into oilers, grease guns, manual, electric and pneumatic lubricators.

When working with the lubricator, wear protective equipment (glasses, gloves) and clothing.

Do not break the pressure lubricator and it is prohibited to work with open fire in the vicinity!