Chemical Small Hand Oil Pump for Lubrication System Pump
 An automatic lubrication system (ALS), often referred to as a centralized lubrication system, is a system that delivers controlled amounts of lubricant to multiple locations on a machine while the machine is operating. Even though these systems are usually fully automated, a system that requires a manual pump or button activation is still identified as a centralized lubrication system. The system can be classified into two different categories that can share a lot of the same components.
 Oil systems: Oil systems primary use is for stationary manufacturing equipment such as CNC milling
 Grease systems: Grease primary use is on mobile units such as trucks, mining or construction equipment.
 A typical system consists of controller/timer, pump w/reservoir, supply line, distributors/metering valves, and feed lines.
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 Our products are complete, including various lubrication pumps( such as manual and electric pumps), minimal quantity lubrication units, lubricant distributors( such as pre-lubrication distributors, re-lubrication distributors, progressive feeders, metering units), filters, other accessories( such as brushes, nozzles and spray heads, reservoirs), various connectors, tubes. Widely use in CNC machinery, machining center. We can provide you with the most suitable lubrication system design, products and services according to your requirements. With years of experience and the ability to continuously develop new technologies, we create products that offer competitive advantages to our customers.
Main Product
| Oil Lubrication System | Manual Type Oil Lubricator |
| Intermittent Type Oil Electric Lubricator | |
| Oil Electric Lubricator - With Control by PLC | |
| Oil Electric Lubricator - With Control by TIMER | |
| Grease Lubrication System | Manual Type Grease Lubricator |
| Grease Pneumatic Lubricator | |
| Grease Electric Lubricator - With Control by TIMER | |
| Grease Electric Lubricator - With Control by PLC | |
| Circulating Type Oil Lubrication System | Circulating Oil Electric Lubricator |
| Oil Filler Pneumatic Pumps | |
| Motor - Rotary Oil Pump | |
| Circulating Coolant Pump | |
| Distributor & Accessories | Various Kinds of Distributor |
| Hose Spray gun | |
| Fitting Parts Brass | |
| Pipes - Flexible Hose |
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Quality Assurance
Raw material inspection(5steps)- Raw materials testing is to ensure the raw material conforming to the order requirements.
Process testing(10steps)-Each processing step testing is to guarantee each step product qualified.
Factory testing(6steps)-Assure 100% product qualified rate to meet customer's requirements
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What is a Scan Tool?
A scan tool is a Car Diagnostic Tool that can exhibit a wide range of features. Scan tools typically include a code reader, the ability to view and sort live data, and some type of knowledge base. Professional scan tools include extensive knowledge bases, diagnostic procedures, and sometimes even have built-in scopes, multimeters, and other diagnostic tools.
What Can a Scan Tool Do?
Scan
tools are designed to interface with a car`s [on board diagnostic" system in
order to facilitate the diagnostic process.
In that
way, they are a lot like car code readers. They can be plugged into an OBD-I
or OBD-II socket, read and clear codes, and view data
readouts from various sensors. However, scan tools go beyond that basic
functionality.
In addition to reading and clearing codes, a scan tool may be able to:
- Store and play back live data
- Graph data
- Read both generic and manufacturer-specific trouble codes
- Display pending codes
- Provide trouble code definitions
- Provide troubleshooting procedures or tips
Although the ability to read and clear codes is important, the additional functionality provided by a good scan tool can be extremely helpful in diagnosing a problem. OBD-II vehicles, in particular, can provide an enormous amount of data from a variety of different sensors, which is why many scanners have the ability to store and play back live data. That can allow you to test drive the vehicle and then view a recording of specific sensor output readings during operation.
The Importance of Scan Tool
Knowledge Bases:
In
addition to interfacing with the on board diagnostic system of a vehicle, the
other most important thing a scan tool can do is to provide you with some type
of knowledge base. The specific information contained in this type of knowledge
base varies from one scan tool manufacturer to another, but it`s almost
impossible to overstate the importance of good troubleshooting information.
Unless you have relevant prior experience with the specific problem that you`re dealing with, a good knowledge base can save you a tremendous amount of time. Scanners that include troubleshooting information and other tips will typically provide you with the definition of a code, the potential faults that can lead to that code being set, and the tests that you can do to track down the root cause of the problem.
Premium Scan Tool Features:
The
best scan tools essentially provide you with a [one stop shop" that includes
code and data reading functionality, advanced knowledge bases and troubleshooting
tips, and a built-in scope and other meters. Some of these tools, like the
professional-grade Snap-On MODIS, are prohibitively expensive, but they provide
you with all of the tools you need to identify, test, and diagnose failed
components.
Premium Scan Tool Alternatives:
Although
professional-grade scan tools can be prohibitively expensive, you can achieve
much of the same functionality without breaking the bank. Some of the things
you might want to have in your toolbox include:
- a good consumer-grade scan tool or ELM327 scanner
- a multimeter and, if possible, scope
- access to the Internet
While resources on the Internet don`t provide a direct 1:1 replacement for the type of troubleshooting information you get with a professional-grade scan tool, this is definitely a more affordable way to go.
A good consumer-grade scan tool (or an ELM327 scanner and the right software) will get you on the right track, and you can supplement the information that your tool provides with an online OBD-II code chart and troubleshooting information. After you`ve tracked down the likely culprit, tools like a multimeter and scope will help you determine whether or not specific components are bad.
Pricing:
OBD-II code readers vary in price.
They range from an affordable price ($85) to many hundreds of dollars, or more.
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More Information:
If you're interested in getting more information on OBD-II code readers or are interested in purchasing one,
check out complete list of Frequently Asked OBD Questions, and also the ads throughout this site.
Some brand names of OBD readers are Carsara, Cartrend, Actron, Innova, etc.
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