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Our company began manufacturing lubrication equipment in 1933. Our product line has expanded, but we are still dedicated to the production of lubricating systems and other related manufactured goods. Find chain lubricators, air lubricators, centralized lubricating systems and oil systems here.
As a major distributor of lubrication systems, Alasco can ship any complete centralized system or part to you. If you are looking for a hard to find lubricator product or part, we can help you find it as this is our specialty. Consider our air/oil spindle lubrication systems or vehicle lubrication.
MQL Systems manufactured by UNIST apply Minimum Quantity
Lubrication to the Tool/Part interface of all metal cutting machines.
A variety of MQL Machine Lubrication Systems and Coolube lubricants have been developed and evaluated to bring low cost, low volume lubrication
to cutting, forming & stamping operations.
In business for 15+ years, we manufacture the SPRA-RITE brand of lubrication machinery (proportional/mixing). Our lubricators for the metalworking industries include lubricant application systems; lubricant recycle systems; single- and double-lube reciprocators and spray manifolds.
We are well-oiled and busy—manufacturing lubrication systems and power units, distributing fluid power products, conducting repairs of hydraulic systems and components, performing installation of lubricating systems plus providing filtration services. We started this rapid pace in 1985.
An oiler is a device used to apply lubricating oil to machinery. To ensure effective operation, most moving parts require regular lubrication to prevent wear from friction. Oilers use several different lubricating materials and can apply these materials by various means.
Oilers apply petrol-based lubrication to machines and parts. Lubricant distribution can be powered by many means; it can be driven by manual labor or by pneumatic, hydraulic, or electric power. Delivery techniques for lubricators include constant level, full flow, metered quantity, microfog, and spray methods. Constant level lubrication involves automatic lubricators that provide a continuous supply of lubricant to machines and systems. Microfog lubrication delivers a mixture of atomized, micron oil particles and air.
Oilers are vital to manufacturing industries. Moving or rotating parts of machinery, such as dies, chains, spindles, pumps, cables, rails, bearings, and gears, need to be lubricated in order to continue to run smoothly and reliably.
