SSL A
Lubrication System for strips and tools
The Siegfried Striplube
System SSL is based on the experienced projection technique. The
lubricant is projected to the place to be lubricated in form of micro
drops with help of air as support.
This projection technique allows
an exact constant lubrication without mist. The device is equipped with
exact adjustable pneumatical micro pumps, which allow finest regulation
with big range.
Controls
The Striplube SSL A6 disposes in principle of three control functions (Direct, Timer and Auto) to solve the different lubrication problems.
Function Direct
The lubrication is active as long as there is an activ signal at the control entry.
Applications:
- The lubrication has to be active as long as the machine is running
- Lubrication during material feeding with help of a cam
- Tool parts have to be lubricated in open situation of a stamping tool
Function Timer
The lubrication starts by an external signal and ends after the programmed time (0,2 - 10 sec).
Applications:
- Slow machines (single stroke)
- Taps
- Saw blades, milling machines etc.
Function Auto
The lubricant quantity is adjusted linear to the speed of the machine. The device needs a short activ signal at the command entry per turn. The lubricant quantity is adjusted at the nominal speed and is adapted automatically subsequently; half quantity at half speed.
Applications:
- On all machines with different speed
Nozzles
The wide spectrum of lubrication problems is covered with different
nozzles resp. nozzle combinations.
A chamber system Lube Box SLX
has been developped especially for lubrication of stamping strips which
guarantees a quick adjustment and a clean press.
Technical data
| Typ | SSL A6/2 | SSL A6/4 | SSL A6/6 |
| Part | 775-000-3301 | 775-000-3401 | 775-000-3501 |
| Air pressure supply | 4-6 bar, absolutely filtered | ||
| Lubrication outputs | 2 | 4 | 6 |
| Oil quantity / lubrication output | 0-30mm3 / pump stroke | ||
| Lubricant | Mineral oil
or vegetable oil without additives Viscosity max. 200cSt |
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| Pump cycles | min. 1/sec. max. 5/sec. | ||