Graco Launches LubePro Automatic Lubrication Pumps
Graco Inc., Minneapolis, Minn., USA, has introduced the LubePro™ family of injector-based automatic lubrication pumps. LubePro pumps represent a breakthrough in performance and durability, Graco notes, explaining that they leverage components from the durable and reliable Graco Fire-Ball® lubrication pumps, which for more than 50 years have delivered proven quality and long-life performance.
LubePro series pumps offer a robust solution where high output and fast lubrication cycles are needed to optimally lubricate equipment while it’s working. They are most commonly used to lubricate machines used in paper production, food and beverage processing and packaging, glass manufacturing, tire production, injection molding, and many other industrial manufacturing and production applications.
Key features and benefits of LubePro pumps include:
- Three models available. The A900 and A1900 are designed for oil applications, and the A2600 is built for grease applications.
- Higher Lube Output and Frequency. All three pumps deliver greater output over the competition, which allows the system to lubricate more points and cycle more frequently.
- Factory-installed low level detection. LubePro pumps are available with a durable low level detection system – factory installed. Competitive models require user installation of a low level system that includes many parts.
- Self-venting pump with no priming required. The integrated vent valve automatically and reliably relieves pressure on return stroke to provide years of trouble-free performance, and there is no need to ever prime the pump.
- Engineered seals that last. No worries about leaking over the follower plate or into the air motor - LubePro seals are engineered to perform.
- Full line of complementary products. Package with Graco’s GL™ series grease and oil injectors, lubrication controllers, and other accessories for a complete automatic lubrication solution.
More information about Graco LubePro automatic lubrication pumps is available online.
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