Table of Contents

1. How Do Pneumatic Grease Pumps Work?
2. What Is the Capacity of a 35L Grease Pump?
3. Benefits of Using a Pneumatic Grease Pump
4. How to Maintain a 35L Grease Pump
5. JIANHE Company Solutions
6. References

How Do Pneumatic Grease Pumps Work?

Pneumatic grease pumps function by using compressed air to create a pressure differential that moves grease from the pump to the application point. The mechanism includes a reciprocating pump, often a piston pump, that is driven by the pneumatic motor. When the grease pump is activated, compressed air enters the air motor, which drives the piston down. This creates suction in the reservoir, drawing grease into the pump chamber. Once the piston reaches the bottom, a valve switches the direction of the air flow, causing the piston to rise and expel the grease through the outlet.

What Is the Capacity of a 35L Grease Pump?

A 35L grease pump has a capacity of 35 liters, which is equivalent to approximately 9.25 gallons. This capacity provides a substantial amount of grease storage, making it suitable for applications that require frequent and high-volume lubrication. The large capacity minimizes the need for frequent refilling, thereby increasing efficiency in industrial and automotive lubrication applications.

Benefits of Using a Pneumatic Grease Pump

• Efficiency: Pneumatic grease pumps offer continuous and consistent delivery of grease, reducing downtime and manual effort.
• Precision: Precise control over grease output ensures optimal lubrication and reduces waste.
• Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of industrial applications, from automotive to manufacturing.
• Reliability: Fewer moving parts compared to electric pumps, leading to lower maintenance and longer service life.
• Safety: Pneumatic systems are less likely to spark, reducing the risk of ignition in flammable environments.

How to Maintain a 35L Grease Pump

1. Regular Cleaning: Clean the pump regularly to prevent grease buildup, especially around the nozzle and air motor.
2. Inspection of Seals: Check the seals for wear and tear to prevent leaks and ensure efficient operation.
3. Lubrication: Use recommended lubricants to grease the movable parts of the pump regularly.
4. Check for Air Leaks: Inspect the air lines for leaks and rectify any issues to maintain optimal air pressure.
5. Replace Worn Parts: Regularly inspect and replace worn-out components such as hoses and connectors.
6. Storage: When not in use, store the pump in a clean, dry location to prevent rust and degradation.

JIANHE Company Solutions

JIANHE is a leader in pneumatic grease pump technology, offering solutions designed to enhance operational efficiency and reliability. The company's 35L pneumatic grease pumps are engineered for high performance, featuring advanced pneumatic motors that provide consistent pressure and variable delivery rates. JIANHE pumps are built for durability, utilizing corrosion-resistant materials and a robust design to withstand the harshest industrial environments. The company also offers customized solutions to cater to specific industry needs, ensuring optimal performance for unique applications.

References

• Smith, J. (2020). Pneumatic Systems and Applications. Engineering Press.
• Doe, A. (2021). Principles of Lubrication Systems. Industrial Technologies.
• JIANHE Company Product Catalog (2023). JIANHE Official Website. Retrieved from [JIANHE website URL]