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Automatic Pumps

Economical central lubrication pumps that provide lubrication on an intermittent basis.

Adjust Lubricant

Adjustable interval times between lubrication

Adjust Oil Volume

Adjustable oil volume outputs

50 Lubrication Points

Applications with up to 50 lubrication points

20-Liter Capacity

Reservoir capacities up to 20 liters

Keep Lubricant Fresh

Total-loss system

Manual Output Adjustment

PE-10 & PE-12 Series

Provides a timed delivery of oil to lubrication points.
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Mechanical Output Adjustment

PE-20, PE-22, and PE-24 Series

Used for applications that need automatic lubrication on an intermittent basis up to 50 lubrication points.
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Digital Output Adjustment

PE-30 and PE-32 Series

Used for applications that need automatic lubrication on an intermittent basis up to 100 lubrication points.
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Why do you need an Automatic Pump?

Automatic lubrication pumps increase machine uptime.

Extend Equipment Life

Automatic lubrication pumps provide the right amount of lubricant at the right time and in the right place so no lubrication point is missed, unlike manual lubrication.

Reduce Lubricant Consumption

Automatic lubrication pumps provide small amounts of lubricant at more frequent intervals, reducing the consumption of lubricant.

Reduce Machine Downtime

Automatic lubrication systems do not require the equipment to be shut down in order to lubricant points.

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