Lubrication systemsfor the longevity of your machinery and optimized production

They are the most reliable systems for distributing oils and greases to the highest friction points of the machines.

Progressive distributors can have from 3 to 20 outlets and ensure the right amount of lubricant at all points.

Lubrication is easily controllable by installing a sensor on the dispensers, ensuring the completion of each cycle.

Also known as Lubetool micro-lubrication groups, these systems primarily use emulsions and coolant liquids to lubricate the tool and are designed to be used specifically in metalworking.

Using compressed air and a pneumatic pump, the lubricant travels through two coaxial tubes until it reaches the nozzle, where it is atomized. The thin lubricant coating generated by air/oil atomization ensures perfect lubrication while reducing the heat generated by friction.

They operate at low pressure with flow rates up to 200 cc/min and are considered the simplest and most economical systems. They are typically installed on small to medium-sized machines.

The metering valves release small quantities of oil, with a flow rate proportional to the pressure and viscosity of the lubricant.