These reservoirs are designed to store a supply of grease and make the grease available to dispensers that require low pressure grease such as GSS, GSSM, GPMD1000, and GPMD1500 series grease dispnsers. The reservoirs can be filled with a manual grease gun, or more likely, an air powered grease pump. Several models are available in different size (capacities), and output pressures.
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Automatic Fill regulators perform two functions:
1. Provide low pressure grease for dispensers such as GSS, GSSM, GPMD1000, and GPMD1500 series, while accepting higher pressure grease from a supply pump.
2. Hold a supply of grease to keep the machine or process running while the grease container is changed.
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G.P. Reeves Offers grease pumps for demanding production applications. All of the common container sizes are supported including 35 lb. (5 gallon) Pail, 120 lb. (30 gallon) Keg, 400 lb. (55 gallon) Drum, and Bulk Totes.
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A filter is essential in a production greasing system. Contaminants can enter the grease during pail or barrel changes. Rust, Scale, pipe joint compound, and even teflon tape can break loose inside the plumbing and jam up grease regultors or dispensers. Even worse, these contaminants can become part of your product!
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A Grease Pressure Regulator is used when a grease dispenser requires a lower operating pressure than the pump can provide. G P Reeves offers a variety of regulator models for various applicaions. Contact us for assistance in selecting the right one for your greasing application.
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When valves are required to control or route the flow of grease, these air-operated grease vlaves are a real problem-solver. The valves can handle up to 3000 PSI inlet pressure. A simple 50 PSI air pilot signal from a solenoid valve, or even a manual valve is all that is required to switch the grease valves.
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G.P. Reeves manufactures a huge array of grease dispensers. All are "positive displacement" dispensers, ejecting a measured shot of grease each cycle, unaffected by time, temperature, or grease viscosity. See the wide variety of styles and sizes.
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Accurate - PLC Controlled - Find & Remove grease with trapped air
AAPGD dispensers are also available with multiple grease dispense valves and ports.
Please consult out engineers for selection assistance.
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A GUS finds and automatically removes voids and trapped air from grease.
A GUS allows continued production during grease, drum and pail changes.
Please consult with our engineers with your application.
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A common problem with dispensing grease is "oozing" or "drooling" from the nozzle tip after dispense. The cause of the oozing may be any of a variety of problems, but often the simple solution is the addition of a snuff-back device next to the nozzle.
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The G.P. Reeves FS Flow Sensors are designed to detect the movement of lubricant and thus verify delivery of lubricant in a dispensing system. Models are available to detect the flow of medium to heavy oils and for NLGI #0 to #3 grease. When properly applied, these sensors will not resond to air flowing at a similar velocity to the lubricant. This ability to "detect" air in the lines can dramtically increase the reliabilty of any dispensing system.
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