A lubrication pump is a piping system that transports lubricant from the lubricating oil tank to the automatic centralized lubrication system. The pressure on the manometer must be high enough to compensate for pressure losses in the pipes, components (filters, valves, distributors), and friction points.

Differentiation Criteria

• Lubrication System Type
• Drive Type
• Operating Principle
• Pump Design
• Lubricant
• Required Lubrication Quantity
• Pressure Range
• Temperature Range