LUBCON ENGINEERS

Pune, Maharashtra

conomical, easy to use and simple to install. These pumps are suitable for manual centralised lubrication system of light duty automatic machines such as small power presses, packing machines, die punching machines, milling machines, single spindle automats, looms, surface grinders, pouch filling machines, concrete pumps etc. Normally these pumps are suitable for 2-40 lubrication points.   Common Applications For Manual Centralized Lubrication Systems - small power presses, packing machines, die punching machines, milling machines, single spindle automats, looms, surface grinders, pouch filling machines, concrete pumps etc.

In single shot centralised lubrication system, amount of oil at each lubrication point is controlled by using the element known as ‘METERING CARTRIDGE’. For each lubrication point at least one metering cartridge shall be used. The metering cartridge is a kind of mini-cylinder with a check valve, where stroke of piston determines the amount of ejected oil. It is designed such that every time when pump is operated, it ejects out predetermined amount of oil. When pressure is released, the cartridge gets recharged. For proper recharging of metering cartridges there shall be a small time gap in between subsequent operations of pumps (min. 1 minute). Maximum permissible pressure for metering cartridge is 40 Kg/cm2. Minimum working pressure is 8 Kg/cm2 and pressure shall drop to less than 1 Kg/cm2 in between successive operations.

Lubcon Engineers Air Plus Oil Mix Lubrication System are designed for applications where minute amount of metered lubricant is required to be applied on a surface.   Lubcon Engineers Air Plus Oil Mix Lubrication System are designed for applications where minute amount of metered lubricant is required to be applied on a surface. The lubricant is metered using an oil injector and is carried to the mixing block where the air and oil get mixed. The air breaks the oil into minute droplets and carries it to the lubrication point. The mixture is then passed through the nozzles creating a fine spray of oil which can be applied on any surface. Air oil mix systems are used for conveyors, high speed spindle, band saw machines etc. The advantages of air oil mix system over conventional mist system are: More reliable than conventional venturi type mist systems More eco friendly More easily controllable No dripping Air Oil Mix 

Lubcon Engineers   offer a range of Pneumatic Transfer Pumps for various applications for both grease and oil depending on flow rate, drum size, grease grade/ oil viscosity, etc. Common Applications Dispensing, Transfer applications  

Progressive Distributor Blocks are one of the most effective, reliable and foolproof distributors which are used in for lubrication. The feature that makes Cenlub Systems progressive so reliable is that if any of the lubrication point is blocked the entire Progressive Distributor Blocks stops functioning. With suitable monitoring device, this blockage is sensed and suitable warning is given to avoid running the machine without proper lubrication system. This way Cenlub Systems Progressive Blocks give a prior warning through which blockage can be detected and break downs can be avoided. Common Applications Steel Plants, Paper Plants, Heavy-Duty Power Presses, Printing Machines, Textile Machines, Packaging Machines, Metal Working, Material Handling Equipments, Injection Molding Machines, Mobile Equipments, Chassis Lubrication etc.

Multiline Lubricator (also called Radial Lubricator or Multipoint Lubricator) is a user friendly and cost-effective solution for centralized and Automatic Grease Lubrication Systems of multiple points in a machine or equipment. Multiline Lubricator combines multiple pumps into a single entity sharing a common reservoir and common drive.   Common Applications Rolling Mills, Calendering Machines, Sugar Mills, Cement plants, Hydroturbines, Stone Crushers, Forging Hammers, Batch Mixers

Lubcon Engineers are typically used in applications where a large number of lubrication points need to be lubricated from a single source.   Each central lubricating unit is connected to their distributors through two lines via the change over valves. The two (2) lines alternatively act as supply pressure line and return line connected to container. When the central lubricating pump unit is operated, lubricant is delivered through the main lines of the system. The pump unit will continue to deliver lubricant and the pressure will continue to rise in the main line until the lubricant flow resistance at the lubrication point are overcome. At this point, the control valve and operating pistons within the individual metering distributors are actuated and a measured quantity of grease as determined by the diameter and length of stroke of the operating piston is delivered to the bearings.   When all the metering distributors have discharged their respective quantities of lubricant, further pumping raises the line pressure. As soon as the line pressure exceeds the setting of pressure control valve, the change over valve operates to switch relieved to the grease container and the other line which was under relief is connected to the pump outlet so that next cycle of lubrication can start.   The line pressure is sensed at the pump end and the pressure in the pressure control valve is set to a sufficiently high value in order to ensure operation of all the meter distributors. Both lines are blocked at the ends. There is a provision of visual indicator pins to the change over valve which is co-operation with a limit switch relays electric signal to the control system which deenergises the pump motor and activates the time relay which determines the interval time between two successive pumpings.   After the pre-set time (0-2 hours) of the internal time relay is over, the pump re-stars and completes the next pumping cycle. The pumping repeats itself in the above manner and the lubrication of all points connected to the system continues.