Is it necessary to turn on the oiler when cranking a reciprocating compressor?
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Is it still necessary to use the oil injector after making those few turns? Is it really required?:handshake
Those with oil lubrication don’t need it; of course, it’s not harmful to use it anyway. Those with oil lubrication must have it enabled
Oil-free lubrication ones can be left off. It can be operated with oil lubrication or without it; the decision can be made based on the actual circumstances. I usually don’t use it with lubrication here, and it doesn’t cause any problems.
If a reciprocating compressor is oil-free lubricated, does it then not have an oil injector?
No, it’s oil-free lubrication; those with oil management come equipped with an oil filler
We apply oil here before turning the machine.
That’s right, oil must be added whenever the machine is in use! After all, wear at low speeds is still wear~~~~
First, determine the purpose of turning the crank; if it only needs to be turned a few times, there’s no need to use the oil injector
It’s not necessary to turn this on, as long as you can handle it manually