Lubrication Brush
The Chain Lubrication brushes is used in many equipment for drip the lubricant to chains,cams,gears or etc.
It’s used in the slr lubrication system and use the metering unit to control the flow faster or slow.
- Parameter
- Material: Alum. and Polyester or Stainless Steel, Brass
- M8 or M8 or Npt 1/8
- The width could be a special trailer
- Working pressure:-30 degrees to 95 degrees,160 Degrees (S.S.)
- Type: ball, flat, square,Rotate Brush
More Application
A chain lubrication brush is a specialized tool used to apply lubricant to bicycle chains, motorcycle chains, or any other type of chain that requires regular maintenance. It is designed to make the process of lubricating a chain easier and more efficient.
The brush typically consists of a handle and bristles that are specifically shaped and positioned to reach between the chain links. These bristles help to distribute the lubricant evenly along the chain, ensuring proper coverage and reducing friction. Some chain lubrication brushes also come with a reservoir or applicator that holds the lubricant, allowing for precise control and minimal mess.
Using a chain lubrication brush is relatively straightforward. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to use it:
1. Clean the chain: Before lubricating the chain, it’s important to remove any dirt, debris, or old lubricant from it. You can do this by using a chain cleaner tool or a rag soaked in a degreaser. Ensure the chain is dry before moving on to the next step.
2. Apply the lubricant: Take your chain lubrication brush and dip the bristles into the lubricant. If your brush has a reservoir, fill it with the desired lubricant. Make sure to use a lubricant that is specifically designed for chains. Too much lubricant can attract dirt and cause buildup, so apply a thin, even coat.
3. Position the brush: Place the brush against the lower section of the chain, positioning the bristles between the links. Hold the brush at an angle where the bristles can reach the inner parts of the chain.
4. Rotate the pedals: Begin rotating the pedals backward, allowing the chain to move through the bristles of the brush. This motion will help distribute the lubricant evenly along the chain.
5. Wipe off excess lubricant: After applying the lubricant, take a clean rag and wipe off any excess lubricant from the chain’s surface. This step helps prevent buildup and keeps the chain clean.
6. Let it dry: Allow the lubricant to dry for a few minutes before riding your bike or using the chain. This will give the lubricant enough time to penetrate the chain and provide optimal protection.
Remember that regular chain maintenance is essential for optimal performance and longevity. It is recommended to lubricate your chain every 100-200 miles or whenever it appears dry or squeaky.