What This Nozzle Does
The digital oil dispensing nozzle with flexible spout meters lubrication oil at the point of use. A dual display shows a resettable partial total and a permanent lifetime total on the same handle. The flexible spout ends in a 105-degree bend that reaches fittings recessed behind guards and brackets. Flow runs up to 35 L/min and the meter holds accuracy within 0.5 percent across the working range. Working pressure reaches 70 bar and the unit operates from -10 to +50 °C. The nozzle is built for lubrication oils only, not for fuels, water, solvents, or brake fluid. Two order codes cover an automatic 14 mm drip valve version and a manual version. Battery life is 1,500 hours and up, which keeps the meter running through long service intervals.
Declared Specifications
| Parameter | Declared Value |
|---|---|
| Metering accuracy | Within 0.5 percent |
| Maximum flow | 35 L/min |
| Working pressure | Up to 70 bar |
| Working temperature | -10 to +50 °C |
| Display | Resettable partial total and permanent lifetime total |
| Battery life | 1,500 hours and up |
| Spout | Flexible with 105-degree end |
| Order code with automatic 14 mm drip valve | 024-1233-C00 |
| Order code manual version | LT-024-1233-A00 |
| Other details | Confirm when ordering |
Two Counters, One Job
The handle carries two totals that serve different purposes. The partial total resets after each job, so an operator can meter a batch and record the exact volume dispensed. The lifetime total keeps running and cannot be reset, which gives a permanent record of oil moved through the nozzle. Both totals read from the same flow path and update together during dispensing. The partial counter supports batch tracking at the point of use without paper notes or guesswork. The lifetime counter supports maintenance planning and usage review over months of service. Battery life of 1,500 hours and up keeps both counters active through long intervals between battery changes. The display is mounted on the handle where the operator can read it while holding the nozzle in position.
Metered vs Unmetered
A metered nozzle gives batch tracking through the partial total and a permanent record through the lifetime total. An unmetered spout delivers oil but leaves the operator to estimate volume by feel or time. The difference matters when a work order asks for a specific quantity per fitting or per machine. The metered nozzle reduces arguments at the point of use because the partial total shows what was actually dispensed. It does not promise a fixed percentage of oil savings, because actual consumption depends on the job, the operator, and the equipment. For unmetered gravity feed, see the drip oilers page, which covers constant-level oil delivery without a meter. For grease rather than oil, see the PF-200 grease spray valve page, which handles spray application of grease. The full oil nozzle and meter range is listed under oil nozzles and meters.
Fluids: Yes and No
This nozzle is designed for lubrication oils. It is not for gasoline or other fuels. It is not for water or water-based fluids. It is not for solvents. It is not for brake fluid. Using the nozzle with any fluid outside the lubrication oil range can damage the meter, the seals, or the display housing. The working pressure of up to 70 bar applies to lubrication oil service within the declared temperature window. Confirm fluid compatibility when ordering if the oil contains aggressive additives or solid particles. The automatic 14 mm drip valve and the manual version both follow the same fluid restrictions. The flexible spout and 105-degree end are shaped for oil fittings, not for fuel or water lines.
Spout, Drip Valve and Order Codes
The flexible spout bends to reach fittings that sit behind guards, under covers, or between frame rails. The 105-degree end positions the outlet at an angle that suits recessed lubrication points. Order code 024-1233-C00 includes an automatic 14 mm drip valve that shuts after the operator releases the trigger. Order code LT-024-1233-A00 is the manual version, where the operator controls flow by squeezing the handle. Both versions share the same meter, display, flow range, pressure range, and temperature range. The automatic drip valve reduces oil dripping after the nozzle is pulled away from the fitting. The manual version gives direct control for operators who prefer to feather flow by hand. For oil supply to the nozzle, see the lubrication oil pump page, which covers pump options for oil transfer. A compact supply option is shown on the 2 L oil pump page. For grease-side dispensing, the pneumatic grease dispenser page covers a different fluid path. Contact IsoHiTech for a quote when you need help choosing between the automatic and manual order codes.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I read the two totals on the display?
The partial total resets after each job and shows the volume dispensed for that batch. The lifetime total keeps running and shows the cumulative volume since the nozzle was first used.
How long does the battery last and how is it replaced?
Battery life is 1,500 hours and up under normal dispensing use. Replacement procedure and battery type are confirmed when ordering.
Why does the spout end at 105 degrees?
The 105-degree end reaches fittings that sit behind guards, brackets, or other machine parts. A straight spout often cannot line up with those recessed points.
What is the difference between the drip valve version and the manual version?
The automatic 14 mm drip valve shuts flow after the operator releases the trigger. The manual version requires the operator to squeeze the handle to start and stop flow.
What does accuracy within 0.5 percent mean for a job?
The meter reads volume within 0.5 percent of the actual dispensed quantity across the working range. This supports batch tracking without estimating volume by time or feel.
Which fluids can I use in this nozzle?
Use lubrication oils only. Do not use gasoline or other fuels, water or water-based fluids, solvents, or brake fluid.
What is the working pressure limit?
The working pressure limit is 70 bar. Stay within this limit during dispensing to protect the meter and seals.
What is the maximum flow rate?
The maximum flow rate is 35 L/min. Dispensing above this rate is outside the declared operating range.
What is the working temperature window?
The working temperature window is -10 to +50 °C. Operation outside this range is not declared for this nozzle.
Who builds and supports this nozzle?
IsoHiTech Lubrication Systems, founded in 2023, engineering since 2006, builds and supports every unit. Email inquiry@isohitech.com for specifications and a quotation.
Order details for both order codes are available through the quotation contact page.
