The electric drip feed oiler Type ELO, produced by the renowned manufacturer UNI-Oeler, is the ultimate solution for automatic and highly precise drip lubrication in industrial applications. This robust model is equipped with a premium solenoid valve, seamlessly synchronizing the oil supply with your machine cycle. The valve opens as soon as the machine starts and instantly cuts off lubrication when the machine stops.
The desired drip rate can be set with absolute exactness using the fine-adjustment spindle. Available with reliable acrylic or natural glass reservoirs, designed to meet the most demanding chemical and thermal requirements of your fluids.
Specifications
| Code | D.ELO.0500PAC22 |
| Product code | 0107 1104 0240 0 |
| Type | ELO 500 |
| Inhoud | 500 |
| Reservoir material | Plexiglass |
| Seal | NBR |
| Thread | G1/2" |
| Temperature range (C°) | -30°C tot + 70°C |
| A (mm) | 200 |
| B (mm) | 100 |
| C (mm) | 80 |
| D (mm) | 15 |
| ManuFacturer | UniOeler |
| Voltage | 220VAC |
| Level control | Not provided |
Pomac Lub-Services – Your specialist in lubrication technology
For more than 45 years, Pomac Lub-Services has been a trusted expert in lubrication technology.
We collaborate with world-renowned manufacturers and offer a comprehensive range of solutions for a wide variety of applications.
Our expertise includes:
automated lubrication systems for machinery and equipment across the industrial, agricultural, construction, and transport sectors.
Whether it concerns centralized lubrication, chain lubrication, micro-lubrication, or spray systems, we ensure reliable and efficient operation of your equipment — reducing maintenance and extending service life.
For any lubrication challenge and budget, Pomac Lub-Services provides a complete, tailor-made solution — from professional consulting and design to installation and after-sales service.
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