Air Operated Spray Dispensers can be used to lubricate elevated, distant, or inaccessible points.  The central clear acrylic reservoir dispenses liquid to 1 or more spray nozzles.  The amount of liquid sprayed is adjustable from a fine spray, invisible to the eye, to a coarse spray.  Air Operated Spray Dispensers can be used to apply liquid to conveyors, chain drives, bull gears, trolley wheel bearings, wire rope, strip stock for punch presses, or any other application requiring a film of liquid. 

A pressure regulator reduces incoming pressure to 30 PSI or under within the reservoir.  This adjustable, reduced air pressure forces the liquid through piping to separate control valves for dispensing or spraying.  Any liquid that flows can usually be sprayed, up to 1000 SSU viscosity at 100° F.  The lighter the liquid, the easier it is to spray. 

The 1/2 gal clear acrylic reservoir has an aluminum alloy base and cover. The reservoir can be filled by removing the top cap.  A 100 mesh liquid filter in the reservoir helps maintain liquid quality.  The liquid capacity of the reservoir is 3 gallons per hour at 10 PSI.  Buna-N Seals are used in this dispenser.  The unit tolerates temperatures up to 160° F. 

The air capacity is 5 cubic feet per minute at 20 PSI.  This model features 2 air pressure regulators; one is used to regulate the incoming air to 30 PSI or under.  A safety relief valve ensures that the tank pressure does not exceed 30 PSI.  An additional air pressure regulator is furnished to control air pressure to the spray valve(s).  Up to 4 Spray Valves may be used with this system. The amount of liquid dispensed can be controlled by adjusting the needle valve on the spray nozzle. 

There is a 1/4” female NPT air inlet and a 1/8” female NPT liquid outlet. 

The reservoir is 5 1/2” in diameter.  Total height is 12 1/4”.   There are (4) 5/16”-24 mounting holes that can be accessed by unscrewing the feet of the unit.

For automatic operation, Solenoid Shutoff Valves are available.  Solenoid valves permit continuous or momentary spray application when used with a timer. Solenoid valves can also be wired across the line of a drive motor to turn the system on and off automatically with the drive.

This system requires Spray Valve(s) and tubing/piping and fittings.