Introduces:
Hydraulic Hammer and Tool Paste (HHTP)
A premium high
temperature aluminum/copper based lubricant designed especially for use in the demanding field of demolition tools.
:Extends the
life of your tool and bushings several times.
:Use much less
of HHTP than you would have with regular EP grease and achieve better results.
Available in several convenient sizes:
15g cartridges; sold 10 to a carton or 30 to a case:
Use a convenient
re-fill press to empty an entire cartridge into an automatic hammer lube system or use a hand or electric grease gun for periodic
lubrication of your tool.
FR-100-201 Re-fill Press w/fill Adaptor for Pump
AE-4131 - Hand
Grease Gun
AE-4155 - 18 volt Cordless Electric Grease Gun
1 gallon or 5 gallon pails:
Use these convenient
sizes for bulk refilling of automatic lube system reservoirs. 5 gallon pails
can use an L-5GF-1 hand pump filler on the 5 gallon pails for clean, easy, and fast filling of your automatic lube system
reservoir.
NEW PRODUCT
2 lb and 4 lb bags:
2 lb bags are
sold and shipped 5 bags to a plastic pail and 4 lb bags are sold and shipped 7 bags to a plastic pail. The pail protects the bags during shipping and until they are used.
Simply cut the
corner off the bag and squeeze into the reservoir of your hammer automatic lubrication system.
This method is clean and has very little wastage of the product.
Automatic lubrication systems for demolition tools:
Quality Lubrication
Fittings offers several automatic lubrication systems for use with the HHTP product.
Beka-Max EP-1:
This electrically
operated system is available with a 4 kg (8 lb) or an 8 kg (17 lb) reservoir. It
features a SEP-8 control for shut down of the auxiliary hydraulic system operating the breaker/hammer when the reservoir reaches
a low level condition. This insures that the breaker/hammer does not operate
unless lubricant is being fed to the tool. This saves wear and tear on the tool.
Interlube HDI-H:
The HDI-H pump
is a hydraulically operated system tied directly into the auxiliary hydraulic lines.
The pump turns on whenever the auxiliary hydraulics operating the breaker/hammer is engaged. The amount of lubricant delivered to the tool is controlled by means of a flow control valve at the base
of the pump. The HDI-H pump can be shut off by turning off the ball valve on
the pressure supply line at the base of the pump. Automatic shut down of the
auxiliary hydraulic system or an audible alarm when low level is reached in the pump reservoir are available as an option.