DDB Multipoint Grease Pump
The DDB Multipoint grease pump is used in the low-frequency requirement application. The Maximum system pressure is 10Mpa and could work with progressive blocks or connect to the lub point directly.
- Good Price: Lower Than Other Famous Brand
- Popular in the world: Sells more than 30 countries
- 10-18-36 points heavy duty application
- Main Characteristics Of DDB Multipoint Grease Pump
- Outlets:10 Nos.-36 Nos.
- Pressure:10Mpa
- Discharge:0-0.2ml/min
- Cycle:13 cycles per min
- Tank:7kG~23kG;
- Power:0.37kW
- Weight:32kG
Attention: This pump is suitable for #0-#2 grease at the 0~40-degree temperature.
Structure Of The DDB Multipoint Grease Pump
- Motor
- Worm
- Gear Worm Shaft
- Gear
- Gear
- Gear
- Eccentric Shaft
- Pin
- Cam
- Piston
- Grease Driven Plate
- Swing Arm
Vertical Motor Dimenstion
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The DDB Multiply Lubrication Pump is your solution for multi-point grease system. With wide outlets from 10 to 36, it suitable for small device,could work with progressive distributors or connect to the lub point directly.
Installation is simple: Connect outlet to piping, lock tubes, and fill the grease temperature (0°C to 40°C). Prior cleaning grease is advised.
The DDB multiply pump enhances efficiency, reducing costs and extending equipment lifespan.
Benefits:
- 5x work efficiency
- 2/3 lubricant savings
- 3x lower maintenance costs
A grease pump, also known as a lubrication pump or grease dispenser, is a mechanical device used to transfer lubricants, such as grease, from a storage container to various points of application. Its main function is to deliver a controlled amount of lubricant under pressure to different equipment or machinery parts, ensuring smooth operation and reducing friction between moving components.
The grease pump works by creating pressure within the system, forcing the grease to flow through a network of pipes or hoses to reach specific lubrication points. It typically consists of a reservoir or container that holds the grease, a pump mechanism, and valves to control the flow and pressure.
Grease pumps are commonly found in industrial settings, automotive workshops, and other machinery-intensive environments where consistent and efficient lubrication is necessary. They are often used in heavy machinery, such as construction equipment, mining machinery, manufacturing plants, and even in some household applications, like garage door lubrication.
The price of a lubrication grease pump can vary depending on several factors such as the brand, capacity, features, and quality. Generally, smaller manual grease pumps can be more affordable, ranging from around $150 to $3000. These pumps are often hand-operated and have lower capacities, suitable for smaller applications or occasional use.
On the other hand, larger and more advanced grease pumps that are electrically powered or offer additional features like digital controls, pressure gauges, or automated systems can range from $200 to $1000 or more. These pumps are commonly used in commercial or industrial settings where higher volumes of lubrication are required for multiple lubrication points.
It’s worth noting that prices can also vary based on the specific requirements of your application and the availability of different brands and models in your region. It is recommended to check with local suppliers and compare prices and specifications to find the most suitable grease pump for your needs within your budget.