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Speed-up bearing maintenance
Easy-to-use reusable cartridge improves recycling of waste bearing grease
Perfect for applications that use large bearings such as wind energy, rolling mills, tidal power plants, and ship engines. Our new Lincoln grease collection system can save you money, maintenance time and contribute to your environmental credentials. With a cleaner operation that prevents overfilling and leaks, our new cartridges can be reused many times.
Standard 900ml cartridge
with M14 x 1.5 adapter
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Standard 900ml cartridge
with M16 x 1.5 adapter
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Clicking on the button will open your standard e-mail application with a prepared message. Please complete with your contact details. The email goes into our customer management system and will be handled within 48 hours.
The system works by screwing an adapter into an outlet of the bearing, then screwing a cartridge into the adapter.
A standard cartridge is 900 ml, but larger and smaller sizes are available on request. The adapter has two different thread sizes (M14 x 1.5 and M16 x 1.5).
Makes maintenance faster, cleaner and more cost-effective
Easy to install and use
Simple and fast to empty
Reuse again and again
The re-usable grease collecting cartridge gives maintenance staff an easy way to remove waste grease from a bearing. It is installed by screwing it into an adapter that fits directly onto the bearing. One distinct advantage is that the cartridge fills to its full capacity. Incoming grease moves a follower piston. This piston stops when the flow of waste grease stops – and when the cartridge is full. This avoids overfilling and grease leakage. The cartridge is then removed, and the grease is ejected by pressing the piston. Removing the cartridge – and remounting it for re-use – are also simple.
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