Bleed Lubrication
The HepcoMotion bleed lubrication facility channels lubricant direct to the V faces of a straight slide for best lubrication of a track system. The felt inserts of the lubricators fitted to the carriages*1, collect the lubricant and distribute it around the circuit. Some of the lubricant is absorbed into the felts which act as reservoirs and help prevent excess oil accumulating. The bleed lubrication facility is available with either an M5 screw fitting insert or, an O ring seal insert as illustrated. Connection can be made to any centralized lubrication system or pressure feed canister (part no. PRT2BLC available from Bishop-Wisecarver).
Also available is a highly efficient oil dispensing pump and controller which can be programmed to meter a set dose of lubricant according to the distance travelled by the carriages. Both the dose and distance travelled can be set according to the length of circuit and duty.
Threaded Insert (T) Lubricant Flow
Threaded Insert
Male Stud Fitting
A B 195 135
K K
TNV20 & TNS25 TNM44 & TNL76 42-43 42-43 135
O Ring Seal
Mounting Base
Plain Bore Insert (P) 1.5*2 Lubricant Flow
Plain Bore Insert
Oil dispensing pump and controller
TNSE & TNME 45
Part No. A B K TNM 44 195 135 6.25 TNL 76 360 240 18.0
Notes:
1. Track systems with bleed lubrication facility require only one in four carriages to be fitted with lubricators. This will also have the effect of reducing system friction.
2. Hole diameter for TNL76 slide is 2mm.
Ordering details: Example:
For slide dimensions not specified please refer 42,43 & 45
SS
Please state BLP or BLT within the straight slide part number.
42-43 for double edge straight slides. 45 for single edge straight slides.
52
TNM 44
BLP
B1500 2 x AK
Bleed Lubrication facility: BLP = Plain bore insert BLT = Threaded insert
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