Device for supplying lubricant to several lubrication points on machine parts
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United States of America Patent
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Feb 20, 2007
Grant Date -
Jul 8, 2004
app pub date -
Nov 10, 2003
filing date -
Nov 9, 2002
priority date (Note) -
Expired
status (Latency Note)
Importance
Abstract
A device for supplying several lubrication points on machine parts with a lubricant, comprising an electromechanical lubrication dispenser and a distribution device coupled to a lubricant outlet of the dispenser. The distribution device has a housing, a cylindrical hollow distributor body or tube which is mounted to rotate about a vertical axis. There is also a fixed cylindrical sleeve that surrounds the distributor body, forming a seal. The distributor body has an opening at the top for allowing the lubricant in, and has at least two distributor bores disposed on the circumference but offset axially from one another. Each of these distributor bores has a corresponding opening bore in the distributor sleeve that is assigned to it. This distribution device also has an electric motor drive that has a running path control that has a switch that functions electromechanically or in a contact free manner. This drive has a switch that stops the rotational movement in different release angle positions that can be variably established.
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