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Delta Distribution P/L 2009Page 1
continuous automatic lubrication
continuous automatic lubrication
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continuous automatic lubrication
MANUFACTURED IN OFFENBURG, GERMANY
Offenburg
Represented in:
Africa, Asia, Americas, Gulf countries, Australia, New Zealand, by
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AN ESTABLISHED, EXPERIENCED TEAM
• considerable design & manufacturing experience
• over 25 years of industry experience, sales and customer support
• familiar with all industries and applications
• continuously increasing production since 1993
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OUR PRODUCT:GreaseMax
• operates at a set rate• for a set period• without maintenance or
adjustment
Chemically operated automatic lubricatorprovides continuous, automatic lubrication
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OUR PRODUCT:GreaseMax
• proven design• proven performance• can be used anywhere
...even underwater • no electrical components• no mechanical components• …complete reliability
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ADVANTAGES: Cost
• Lower cost then manual greasing• Increased plant production time – better
productivity / ROI• Reduced maintenance down time – less
unscheduled maintenance & production losses, lower maintenance costs
Cost savings
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ADVANTAGES:Maintenance• Lubrication is automated
- lubrication occurs when plant is operating: - when it’s needed
• Dirt and moisture are prevented from entering the bearing
• Bearing life is increased• Seal performance is improved• GreaseMax change-overs can be programmed
into the plant maintenance schedule
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ADVANTAGES:Continuous lubrication
• Continuous lubrication provides optimum lubrication• Problems of manual lubrication:
- excess lubrication - insufficient lubrication- application of incorrect lubricant are overcome
• Lubrication problems of bearings greased ‘for life’ are overcome
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ADVANTAGES:Continuous lubrication – cont’d
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ADVANTAGES:Continuous lubrication
• Main problems causing lubrication-related failure in ball and roller bearings overcome
• solid contamination
• unsuitable lubricant
• insufficient lubricant
• liquid contamination
• aged lubricant
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ADVANTAGES:Environment & Safety
• Lubrication is cleaner• Lubricant use is appropriate: environmental
harm is minimised• Safety is improved - operators have no reason to
attempt lubrication of moving parts or bearings in dangerous areas
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OPERATION
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OPERATION
• operates at a set rate• for a set period• without maintenance or
adjustment• constant output rate
regardless of bearing type, tolerance, seal condition, vibration or movement
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OPERATION
• no internal pressure prior to activation
• constant rate of reaction over whole life of unit, therefore -
• constant lubricant output rate
• completely self-regulating
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INSTALLATION
• simply screw in the starter cap
A very simple procedure!
• tighten firmly with a screw driver
• screw into bearing or feed line, hand tight
• record change-over date
Note: GreaseMax contains a small quantity of caustic solution. Do not attempt to open an activated GreaseMax
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INSTALLATION
• Pre-grease with a grease gun on first installation
(not required at routine change-overs)• GreaseMax may be mounted in any position
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INSTALLATION
• GreaseMax can develop up to a maximum operating pressure of 10 Bar (150psi) approx.
• In practice it’s output pressure is approximately in equilibrium with grease-way resistance
• Extension lines can be used - up to 2M, 8mm ID
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INSTALLATIONAffect of heat
• GreaseMax is designed to operate at an average environmental temperature of 25OC
• Temperature variations above or below 25OC over a short period -e.g. periods of exceptionally hot or cold days, will have little or no affect on the overall life of GreaseMax.
Type(1
01mth)
Type(3
03mth)
Type(6
6mth)
Type(12
12mth)
Ambientenviron-mentaltemp.
Life inmonths
Greasesupply /
daygrams
Life inmonths
Greasesupply /
daygrams
Life inmonths
Greasesupply /
daygrams
Life inmonths
Greasesupply /
daygrams
650C 0.15 24.0 0.5 8.0 1 3.6 2 1.8
550C 0.3 12.0 1 3.6 2 1.8 4 0.9
450C 0.5 7.3 1.5 2.3 3 1.2 6 0.6
350C 0.7 5.2 2.5 1.5 4.5 0.8 9 0.4
250C 1 3.6 3 1.2 6.0 0.6 12 0.3
150C 1.5 2.3 4.5 0.8 9.0 0.4 18 0.2
50C 2 1.8 6 0.6 14 0.26 28 0.13
-50C 4 0.9 12 0.3 24 0.15 48 0.08
-150C 6 0.6 18 0.2 36 0.1
The average environmental temperature is the averagetemperature that occurs over the whole life of the unit
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IDENTIFICATION
• GreaseMax are colour coded according to the unit operating life
• White 1 month• Blue 3 months • Red 6 months• Grey 12 months
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APPLICATION
As a guide:• Shaft size (mm) GreaseMax type
100-160 160-100 330-60 630 12
• In severe conditions a faster GreaseMax may be needed- wet- dirty / dusty- heavy load- vibration
• Multiple GreaseMax units can feed into one point but a single GreaseMax must not be used to feed more than one point.
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THE ENVIRONMENT & DISPOSAL
• GreaseMax is suitable for disposal via industrial waste collection, for land-fill burying
• GreaseMax is recyclable• GreaseMax retains pressure after
expiry and should be disposed ofproperly
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
• The GreaseMax design is fail safe.• The starter cap cannot be screwed in
without turning the activator screw down, which in turn can only break the seals and release the controlling element into the chemicals.
• The only possible result then is the production of gas which must push the piston forward and the lubricant out.
• The gas is retained in a gas tight neoprene bag, itself sealed by the gas tight seals on the piston and the double O-rings on the starter cap.
How do I know GreaseMax is working, when the position of the piston can't be seen?
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
• GreaseMax has only one moving part, (the piston)
• no mechanical parts• no electrics• It uses an operating
system proven to be absolutely reliable over 25 years
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
If I have a worn bearing will GreaseMax discharge faster?
No, definitely not.
GreaseMax is self regulating and is a true automatic lubricator. It will maintain it's correct discharge rate regardless of the bearing type, tolerance or operating conditions
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
The plant is regularly stopped, for example at the week end. Will this create a problem with over greasing?
No. GreaseMax discharges at a very slow controlled rate and the amount of grease it can push into a bearing while the bearing is stopped for a few days will not a cause a problem.
GreaseMax is able to maintain a balance of pressure and if the plant is stopped for short periods, for instance at the week end, the resistance of the grease way is increased. This will temporarily stop GreaseMax. When the plant starts again, the grease will be released into the moving bearing. (Eventually GreaseMax would build enough pressure to move grease into the stopped bearing).
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Will the 120 grams of grease in the GreaseMax be enough?
Yes. When greasing is done with a grease gun, excess grease is used. Only a very small amount of grease is actually used by a bearing, the rest is wasted. Because GreaseMax introduces grease into the bearing at a slow controlled rate while the bearing is moving, only a small output quantity is required.
Provided that the correct GreaseMax is chosen to begin with, the output will be sufficient. An additional benefit is that the plant will remain much cleaner
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
We took the unit off and nothing came out!
This is the most common "complaint" or misunderstanding with this product.
GreaseMax will only show a large and obvious discharge if it has been used on a bearing with a reasonable amount of grease-way resistance.
If GreaseMax is applied to a bearing with little or no grease-way resistance (which is common) and GreaseMax is unscrewed, nothing should come out, except at A VERY SLOW RATE.
Remember, GreaseMax operates more or less in equilibrium with resistance.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Why shouldn't GreaseMax be removed from the bearing during operation?
If GreaseMax is operating under a lot of pressure, when removed this pressure will be lost. The unit may have been at say, half life, so the piston will be halfway down the cylinder. The chemical reaction which produces the pressure is very slow and to re-pressurise up to the required pressure the second time may take a considerable period. Under-lubrication during this period may result.
Note: when first installed there is no problem with the time taken to accumulate pressure as the internal volume in the expansion diaphragm is fully taken up with liquid so pressure develops quickly
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Why doesn't GreaseMax have a transparent body?
Steel does not deform under the heat and pressure likely to be encountered when using GreaseMax in some applications. Plastic does. If this were to occur, GreaseMax would suffer failure.
The progress of the piston can’t be seen but the advantages in terms of the performance and reliability of the unit far outweigh this small disadvantage.
Note: the rate of piston movement is very slow and visual monitoring of the piston would require careful periodic measurements to be made which would be time consuming and impractical in most operations
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Why isn’t GreaseMax adjustable?
GreaseMax is made to be completely reliable in all conditions.
We do not compromise with any design aspect, particularly this one.
To make it adjustable would mean added complexity and the addition of electrical or mechanical components. This would inevitably degrade it’s reliability.
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SOME MORE APPLICATIONS
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