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Equipment lubrication

2015-10-20View Original

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Gentlemen, I’ve noticed that many small reducers, especially those with cycloidal pin gears, are lubricated with grease, and many of them don’t have oil drainage ports. How is oil changed in such equipment, and what is the frequency of oil changes? Is it necessary to disassemble the equipment every time the oil needs to be changed?
Reply #22015-10-21
The bearings are located at both ends; they can be cleaned and refilled
Reply #32015-10-21
Well, generally speaking, one application of fat filler can last for half a year. But it’s best to add grease again after disassembling and cleaning it; moreover, disassembling this device is troublesome, so we used to pay someone from the reducer manufacturer to do it
Reply #42015-10-21
If there is no oil filling hole, it must be opened for cleaning or refilling; the grease should be checked at least once every six months.
Reply #52015-10-23
There should be an oil filling hole, which can be filled using a grease gun

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