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Flow Units

Flow units provide precise control of lubricant to each lubrication point.

Brass construction
Variety of flow rates
Multiple connection types available

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Meter Units

Meter Units are used with all cyclic system electric and manual pumps to provide lubricant to each lubrication point.
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Control Units

Control units provide continuous flow of fluid to lubrication points in a central lubrication system.
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Why do you need Flow Units?

Apportion the amount of oil at each lubrication point.

Cost Savings

Reduce lubricant costs due to accurate timing and dosing of lubricants.

Environmental Friendly

Reduce environmental impact with automatic lubrication compared to manual lubrication.

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