Manual- and Air-operated Compact Pumps MCP and ACP For reliable operation of single-line lubrication systems using oil and fluid grease Oil or fluid grease up to 38 bar (551 psi) 0 to +60 °C (+32 to 145 °F) Small- to medium-sized machines • Simple to use • Easy system integration • Reliable operation • Lightweight and robust design, compact size • Fill-level monitoring option for simple ma

Easy-to-operate pumps keep equipment running smoothly The models ACP (Air-operated Compact Pump) and MCP (Manual-operated Compact Pump) are used in single-line, automatic lubrication systems. Featuring a compact, lightweight design, these cost-effective pumps are compatible with oil and fluid grease. Constructed of robust material, the pumps are reliable in demanding applications. An optional fill-level monitor with prewarning functionality helps users to take early action. The ACP can be controlled by an external programmable logic controller (PLC) for convenience. The low operating pressure...

Pump type ACP = Air-operated Compact Pump MCP = Manual-operated Compact Pump Delivery volume 15 = 15 cm3/stroke Version 1 = Version 1 Fill-level monitoring with pre-warning 0 = Without fill-level monitor W = With fill-level monitor Outlet connection (lubricant) 1 = G1/4 X = Closed Inlet connection 0 = Without (MCP) 1 = G1/4 (ACP) Wall bracket 0 = Without A = With (standard) Back-line connection to reservoir 2 = Grease nipple for fluid grease X = Closed for oil Lubricant U = Oil (with oil filling filter) F = Fluid grease (without filling filter) Reservoir size 05 = 0.5 l (without oil filling filter,...

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