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Oil and fluid grease centralised lubrication systems

Oil and fluid grease centralised lubrication systems
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Oil and fluid grease centralised lubrication systems

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Introduction and Company Profile
AZETA, founded in 1972, specializes in precision components for hydraulic and pneumatic applications. The company expanded into truck lubrication components in 1976 and centralized lubrication systems in 1994. Known for high-quality Italian-designed lubrication systems, AZETA offers manual, electric, pneumatic, and gear pumps.
Lubrication Overview
Lubrication reduces friction, temperature, and noise in machinery using oils, greases, or other substances that form protective films on surfaces.
Product Range
  • Low Pressure Lubrication: Operates at 2-3 bar, suitable for small to medium machines, recommended for high-precision tools like lathes and grinding machines.
  • Medium Pressure Lubrication: Operates at 20-40 bar, using oil or fluid grease.
  • Air-Oil Minimal Lubrication: Uses minimal oil mixed with air, ideal for high-speed bearings and linear guides.
Low Pressure Lubrication Systems
These systems use resistive dosing valves, ideal for precision machinery, and include manual and electric-cyclic volumetric pumps and magnetic vibration pumps.
Criteria for Choosing Lubrication Systems
Consider the number of parts to lubricate, required lubricant quantity, and distances between components. The flow rate of dosing valves should match the pump's flow rate for optimal performance.
Volumetric Manual Pumps (PM 13 and PM 26)
These pumps deliver lubricant via a plunger piston, suitable for high-precision tools, with adjustable flow rates and operating pressures between 1.7 and 3.0 bar.
Volumetric Electric-Cyclic Pumps (PE 13 and PE 26)
These pumps offer automatic and manual operation, suitable for precision tools, with adjustable flow rates and similar operating pressures as manual pumps. They include a reduction-gear mechanism for consistent operation.
Lubrication Pump PE 26 R3
An electric-cyclical automatic and manual volumetric pump with adjustable flow rate, suitable for high-precision machine tools like grinding machines and lathes. It operates automatically with a reduction-gear and manually with a ball grip.
Lubrication Pump PV 140
A continuous operation low-pressure vibration magnetic pump, ideal for high-precision machine tools, operating continuously with a magnetic core acting as a piston.
Medium Pressure Lubrication
Suitable for large machines with many lubrication points, using volumetric dosing valves for consistent oil delivery. Gear electropumps and volumetric pneumatic pumps are recommended.
Lubrication Power Pack CT 380
A medium pressure lubrication power pack with continuous operation, designed for machines with many lubrication points, maintaining constant pressure and recovering excess lubricant.
Specifications
  • Power and Motor: Operates at 0.09 kW with options for single-phase motors and DC motors, supporting continuous service (S1) with insulation class F and protection IP 55.
  • Pressure and Flow: Maximum pressure is 50 bar, with a working pressure set at 30 bar. Flow rates vary, with gear electropumps delivering 350 cm³/min at 2800 RPM.
  • Tank and Capacity: Tanks are made from electro-welded steel or transparent resin, with capacities ranging from 1.2 to 12 liters.
  • Filters and Fittings: Suction filters are metallic with 60 µm lath, and filling filters are nylon small-baskets. Pipe fittings are available in Ø 6 mm and Ø 8 mm.
Operation
  • Gear Electropumps: Operate continuously, maintaining constant pressure through gear rotation, with excess lubricant managed by a by-pass valve.
  • Volumetric Pneumatic Pumps: Use a pneumatic cylinder to deliver lubricant, controlled by solenoid valves, suitable for environments where electric motors are not feasible.
Field of Use
The lubrication systems are versatile, suitable for various machines with multiple lubrication points, supporting both volumetric and resistive dosing valves.
Technical Features
  • Lubricant Compatibility: Compatible with oil and NLGI 00 fluid grease, with a maximum viscosity of 700 cSt at 40°C.
  • Pressure Control: Equipped with pressure gauges and switches for on-line lubricant pressure control.
  • Electrical and Pneumatic Control: Systems are governed and timed electrically, with options for PLC control.
Options and Customization
Various motor and fitting options are available to suit different operational needs, including different voltages and pipe fitting sizes.
AZETA AIR MIX System
Designed for high-speed, precise machine tools, emphasizing minimal lubrication with low oil consumption, ensuring clean and efficient operation without mist formation.
Specifications
System dimensions are 171 x 160 x 300h (mm), operating with a maximum oil viscosity of 150 cSt at 40°C, requiring an inlet air pressure of 6 bar, with a lubricant air flow rate ranging from 0 to 200 liters/min.
System Description
The AIR MIX system uses a continuous flow of compressed air mixed with oil to create a thin lubricating film, delivered through a network of tubes to lubrication points.
Operation
Includes a pump that sends pressurized oil to a distribution unit with dosing valves, allowing independent adjustment of air flow in each channel.
Field of Use
Suitable for lubricating spindles, electro-spindles, rolling-contact bearings, and linear guides, particularly in woodworking machines.
Technical Features
Compatible with environmental regulations, includes options for occlusion check valves and micropumps for precise oil delivery.
Recommendations
Ensure compressed air is dehumidified and filtered, install a pressure reducer and solenoid-valve for optimal operation, and adjust air flow using mixer screws.
AZETA AIR MIX EVO2 System
Designed for minimal lubrication with low oil consumption, suitable for various industrial applications including high-speed spindles and woodworking machines.
Specifications
Flow Rate: 15 to 60 mm³, Supply Air Pressure: Max 6 bar, Theoretic Pressure Ratio: 11.11:1, Stroke Frequency: Max 2 cycles/s, Tank Capacity: 0.6 liters, Lubricant: Oil viscosity max 150 cSt at 40°C, Electrovalve Voltage: 24/110/220 V AC 50 Hz; 24 V DC.
Components and Operation
Includes a transparent resin tank, mixer modules, micropumps, and a solenoid valve for electric control, allowing independent regulation of lubricant air flow for each channel.
Options and Accessories
Check valves for lubricant air channel occlusion, pressure switch for occlusion alarm, one-way combinable connection for centralized occlusion checks.
Applications
Suitable for lubrication of spindles, bearings, linear guides, and screws, serving protective lubrication purposes and effective in lube-cooling applications for various cutting tools.
Dosing Valves
Describes resistive and volumetric dosing valves, detailing their construction, operation, and field of use, designed for precision lubrication in machine tools and other industrial applications.
Technical Features
Lubricant Air Connection: For Ø 6 mm (8 or 4) pipe, Lubricant Air Nominal Flow Rate: 0 to 200 liters/min, Inlet Air Pressure: Max 6 bar, Sizes: 100x105x285 mm.
Conclusion
The AZETA AIR MIX EVO2 system is a versatile and efficient solution for industrial lubrication needs, offering precise control and minimal oil usage, compliant with environmental regulations.
Volumetric Dosing Valves
Technical specifications and operational details for volumetric dosing valves, specifically the L Series, used in lubrication systems.
Specifications
Operate under pressures between 25 and 70 bar, suitable for various machines, with flow rates for different models ranging from 0.03 to 0.30 cm³.
Operation
Divided into two phases: the active phase, where pressurized lubricant enters the dosing valve, and the recharging phase, where the spring resets the pressure, allowing the lubricant to refill the injection chamber.
Field of Use
Applicable across a wide range of industries, including woodworking, marble processing, and printing, due to their ability to maintain precise volumetric accuracy.
Technical Features
Lists various models with specific flow rates and provides hydraulic symbols for single and multiple elements.
Line Connections
Detailed descriptions of various pipe fittings, stop bushings, and connections, including specifications for straight and curved terminals.
Filtering Elements
Describes two types of line filters, FL BP.81 for low pressure and FL MPBY.18 for medium pressure, designed to ensure clean oil supply in lubrication systems.
Accessories
Information on rubber hoses, nylon hoses, and stop bushings, detailing their dimensions and specifications.
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TECHNICAL CATALOGUE Oil and fluid grease centralised lubrication systems

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VOLUMETRIC MANUAL PUMPS VOLUMETRIC ELECTRIC-CYCLIC PUMPS LUBRICATION MAGNETIC VIBRATION PUMPS MEDIUM PRESSURE LUBRICATION GEAR ELECTROPUMPS VOLUMETRIC PNEUMATIC PUMPS AIR-OIL MINIMAL LUBRICATION DISTRIBUTORS, DOSING VALVES, CONNECTIONS TERMINAL CONNECTIONS E-mail [email protected]

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Dear reader This manual describes the AZETA line of products and we would firstly like to provide you with a short company profile. AZETA came into being in 1972 as a manufacturer of precision turned mechanical parts and finished components for hydraulic and pneumatic applications, drawing on the experience accumulated since 1967 by its founder Zeo Asioli. In 1976 production began of components for truck lubrication. In 1986 took over Gi-Erre Impianti di Lubrificazione Autotrazione. In 1994 began production of an innovative line of low and medium pressure centralised lubrication systems at its...

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PRODUCT RANGE LUBRICATION Lubrication is one of the most important aspects of tribology (from the Greek tribos = rubbing), defined as “the science and technique of surfaces working between themselves with relative motion.” Lubricants are substances in different physical states and of different nature, from hydrocarbons to inorganic substances and they can act under different conditions by the sliding of fluid, semisolid or solid layers to cause the formation of thin surface films for physical adhesion or chemical reaction between additives contained in the lubricant and the surfaces to lubricate....

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LOW PRESSURE LUBRICATION These systems operate with working pressure of 2-3 bar and resistive dosing valves. the lubricant to use is oil with viscosity max 158 cSt at 40°C MEDIUM PRESSURE LUBRICATION These systems operate with working pressure of 20-40 bar with volumetric dosing valves. the lubricant to use is oil or fluid grease max grade NLGI 00. AIR-OIL MINIMAL LUBRICATION AZETA AIR-MIX A minimal lubrication system operating on ultra low oil consumption and compressed air is used as a carrier. Metered oil, suitably mixed with air, is conveyed (in non atomised state) to the lubrication point....

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Lubrication is defined as low pressure when an operating pressure of 2-3 bar is sufficient to allow oil to reach the moving surfaces. It is suitable for lubricating small and medium sized machines and is obtained with simple, compact, economic systems. Low pressure lubrication is particularly recommended for high precision machine tools (such as grinding and boring machines, lathes, etc.) in which lubrication must not alter the stability of the machine’s slides and screws. The moving parts must be suitably prepared (see paragraph with diagrams and applications). The AZETA line includes manual...

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When choosing the components necessary to make the lubrication system most suited to one’s needs, it is wise to observe a few rules. Firstly, it is important to define the total number of mechanical parts to lubricate and the necessary quantity of lubricant for each point. This quantity is calculated by multiplying the surface to lubricate by the required thickness of oil. Afterwards it will be necessary to check the distances of the various parts to lubricate, in order to make a wellbalanced lubrication line in the distances of the various sets of dosing valves from the pump. Before choosing...

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VOLUMETRIC MANUAL HYDRAULIC DIAGRAM DESCRIPTION Volumetric manual pump; each activation tallies with the pre-set quantity of lubricant. The lubricant is delivered by a plunger piston driven by a mechanical spring, suitably sized and preloaded. The volumetric flow rate is adjustable by a Benzing at the end of the plunger piston (see Part.1). OPERATION Operation takes place by using the ball grip to manually lift the plunger piston that in its turn fills the volumetric chamber with oil. On releasing the lifting ball grip the piston is freed and begins its descent pushed down by the compression...

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Technical Features Lubrication Pumps PM 13 and PM 26 volumetric manual TECHNICAL DATA: Lubricant: oil viscosity max 158 cSt at 40° C Tank: transparent resin Tank capacity: 0,6 liters Adjustable flow rate: from 1 to 3 cm3 (PM 13) from 2 to 6 cm3 (PM 26) Flow rate regulation: 0,5 cm3 per notch (PM 13) 1 cm3 per notch (PM 26) Pressure: 1,7 - 2,2 bar (PM 13) 2,2 - 3,0 bar (PM 26) Suction filter: micro perforated inox sheet Filling filter: nylon small-basket Pipe fitting: for Ø 4 mm main line Relative flow rate: 30 (PM 13); 60 (PM 26) Sizes (mm): 85 x 72 x 175-202h (PM 13) 85 x 72 x 173-203h (PM 26)...

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VOLUMETRIC MANUAL HYDRAULIC DIAGRAM DESCRIPTION Volumetric manual pump; each activation tallies with the pre-set quantity of lubricant. The lubricant is delivered by a plunger piston driven by a mechanical spring, suitably sized and preloaded. The volumetric flow rate is adjustable by a Benzing at the end of the plunger piston (see Part.1). OPERATION Operation takes place by using the ball grip to manually lift the plunger piston that in its turn fills the volumetric chamber with oil. On releasing the lifting ball grip the piston is freed and begins its descent pushed down by the compression...

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Technical Features Lubrication Pumps PM 13.L and PM 26.L volumetric manual TECHNICAL DATA: Lubricant: oil viscosity max 158 cSt at 40° C Tank: transparent resin Tank capacity: 1,2 liters Adjustable flow rate: from 1 to 3 cm3 (PM 13.L) from 2 to 6 cm3 (PM 26.L) Flow rate regulation: 0,5 cm3 per notch (PM 13.L) 1 cm3 per notch (PM 26.L) Pressure: 1,7 - 2,2 bar (PM 13.L) 2,2 - 3,0 bar (PM 26.L) Suction filter: micro perforated inox sheet Filling filter: nylon small-basket Pipe fitting: for Ø 4 mm main line Relative flow rate: 30 (PM 13.L); 60 (PM 26.L) Sizes (mm): 132 x 99 x 175-202h (PM 13.L) 132...

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VOLUMETRIC ELECTRIC-CYCLIC HYDRAULIC DIAGRAM DESCRIPTION Electric-cyclic automatic (with reduction-gear) and manual (with ball grip) volumetric pump; each activation tallies with the pre-set quantity of lubr icant. The lubricant is delivered by a plunger piston driven by a mechanical spring, suitably sized and preloaded. The volumetric flow rate is adjustable by a Benzing at the end of the plunger piston (see Part.1). OPERATION On automatic operation the reduction-gear, during its continuous rotation and with the connecting rod carrier disc and the rotor, lifts the plunger piston that in its...

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