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  • Photo-Electro Single Feed PC

    With Polycarbonate Reservoir

    Single Feed Electro Lubricators

     

    Polycarbonate reservoirs are durable and economical, suitable for temperatures up to 225° F.  They feature a polypropylene base.

     

    Single Feed Electro Lubricators are especially suitable for intermittent operations. They are commonly used with shank brushes and are also called "Shank Brush Dispensers". Lubrication occurs when the solenoid is activated.  Flow from the reservoir is regulated by the sight feed valve.

     

  • Single Feed Electric Oilers w/ Acrylic/Pyrex Reservoir

    With Acrylic Reservoir

    Single Feed Electro Lubricators

     

    Acrylic reservoirs are durable and shatterproof, suitable for temperatures up to 160° F. 

     

    Single Feed Electro Lubricators are especially suitable for intermittent operations. They are commonly used with shank brushes and are also called "Shank Brush Dispensers". Lubrication occurs when the solenoid is activated.  Flow from the reservoir is regulated by the sight feed valve.

     

    Lubricators are available with or without a center post.  Units described with a “clear view” style have a lightweight, durable design that allows maximum fluid visibility by eliminating the center tie rod.

     

  • Single Feed Electric Oilers w/ Acrylic/Pyrex Reservoir

    With Pyrex Reservoir

    Single Feed Electro Lubricators

     

    Pyrex (glass) reservoirs are suitable for temperatures up to 225° F. 

     

    Single Feed Electro Lubricators are especially suitable for intermittent operations. They are commonly used with shank brushes and are also called "Shank Brush Dispensers". Lubrication occurs when the solenoid is activated.  Flow from the reservoir is regulated by the sight feed valve.

     

    Lubricators are available with or without a center post.  Units described with a “clear view” style have a lightweight, durable design that allows maximum fluid visibility by eliminating the center tie rod.

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