PULSAR LUBE

In todays competitive market place, the demand to become more efficient is increasing. Companies are actively seeking new ways and reducing their work force in order to survive. Productivity at reduced cost is of paramount importance. This is placing great pressures on maintenance department personnel. You are constantly looking for new opportunities to improve the way you operate. One cost that can be addressed is routine lubrication maintenance. Equipment relies on adequate lubrication as the life blood that enables it to keep on producing, but lubrication application costs are high.There is now an alternative method to manual lubrication or expensive integrated automatic lubrication systems.Pulsarlube self contained automatic lubricators have been designed to provide a constant predictable supply of fresh grease or oil to bearings or other components within your capital-intensive production equipment. The lubricants used within the units are of the highest quality available for a particular application.The standard units are available in 5 different dispensing rates and 5 specialized lubricant grades to cover all common applications. Simply choose the unit that best suits the application, install, activate and forget it. Its that easy. You need never worry about insufficient or over lubrication again. When compared with the high cost of lubrication application labour, or the hazards that can be associated with lubricating modern machinery, Pulsarlube single point lubricators offer a cost effective alternative to manual grease and oil application.1.Spring loaded sight lubricators.Units that operate on spring pressure acting on a piston to dispense the lubricant at low pressure.They contain a small reservoir that is topped up manually with a grease gun. Frequent top up is generally required as for manual lubrication.2. Hydrogen gas producing units.A chemical reaction unit where a reactive pellet is immersed in a corrosive fluid to produce gas which acts on a piston. Usually these units have a steel case and are of small reservoir capacity.3. Nitrogen gas producing units.An electrochemical reaction unit where a small electric current is introduced to an electrochemical cell to produce an inert gas which acts on a piston. Traditionally a premium priced, up market approach.