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Installation
312147B 5
Installation
Mounting
Reservoirs have end mounting lugs as shown in outline
drawings on page 9. Use all mount features provided to
ensure the lubricator is rigidly fixed after installation.
Select a mounting location that will accomplish the fol-
lowing goals:
Allow easy access to the lubricator for filling the
reservoir and periodic maintenance.
Provide a stable surface upon which the lubrica-
tor can operate.
The lubricator must be connected to a ground
source.
Drive Mechanism
A 5/8 in. diameter shaft is provided to connect the lubri-
cator to a rotary power source. A number 5 woodruff key
and key way on the shaft are provided to aid in connect-
ing this source.
Install protective guards around all drive components
upon installation.
System Connections
It is recommended that each pumping unit be installed
with a check valve in the discharge line so that the pump
assembly may be removed from the reservoir without
loss of lubricant in the discharge lines. The installation of
a second check valve at the end of the discharge line
will prevent line drainage and act as a positive means of
avoiding feedback of system pressure to pump.
When using Model 88 pumps, torque the union fitting on
the outlet check valve to 37- 42 ft-lb (50-57 N•m)
Lubricant Types and Viscosities
Graco Modular Box Lubricators are suitable for use with
mineral oil or synthetic base lubricants with viscosities in
the range of 100 to 5000 SUS under pumping condi-
tions.
CAUTION
The installation and all work concerning assembly,
maintenance, and repair must be completed by qual-
ified personnel.
When possible, mount the lubricator on a surface
that experiences little to no vibration.
CAUTION
The recommended speed of the mechanism driving
the lubricator is 3 - 50 rpm. Do not exceed the maxi-
mum value of 50 rpm to avoid pump damage.
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