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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.
The largest New England stocking distributor of lubrication equipment since 1966, Automation Inc. offers air operated pumps, automatic lubricators, electric pumps, grease pumps, lubricators, hand pumps and much more. We serve the industrial and construction industries of New England.
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.
For more than 30 years, SESCO has been a leader in designing and fabricating high-quality lubrication equipment and lubrication systems for a wide range of industries. In addition, SESCO produces oil caddies and oil purification systems, portable booster pumps and vacuum chambers and packages.
LDI Industries manufactures industrial lubrication equipment and hydraulic components. Our comprehensive product line includes lubricators, lubricating systems, vents, filters, valves and sight glasses as well as complete centralized lubrication systems and circulating oil systems.
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.
