Operation Of Manually Operated Grease Iller Pumps Lagf 18 And Lagf 50; Operation Of Manually Operated Grease Pump Lagg 18M; Minimum Recommended Air Quality - SKF LAGG Serie Instrucciones De Uso

4.2 Operation of manually operated grease
iller pumps LAGF 18 and LAGF 50
Filling a grease gun or other greasing tool using
the LAGF 18 or LAGF 50
1. Push the illing nipple of the grease gun
into the illing nozzle of the pump.
2. Do not retract the piston handle on the
grease gun prior to illing, since this
may cause air to be trapped inside the
grease gun.
3. During illing, ensure that the illing
nipple is pressed into the illing nozzle.
This will automatically open the shutoff
valve itted in the illing nozzle.
4. Fill the grease gun by operating the
handle of the iller pump. The grease
gun is full when the resistance of the
handle of the iller pump increases.
Approximately 10 strokes are required
to ill an empty grease gun.
4.3 Operation of manually operated grease
pump LAGG 18M
1. Connect the grease delivery hose to the grease
pump.
2. Check that all of the connections are attached
securely.
3. Check that the grease delivery hose is not
damaged.
Replace damaged hoses immediately.
4. Operate the handle until grease is discharged
from the outlet. All of the air has now been
removed and the grease pump is ready for use.

4.4 Minimum recommended air quality

The air quality should as a minimum satisfy the
following conditions;
ISO 8573.1:2001 Compressed air -- Part 1:
Contaminants and purity classes.
Solid particle: Class 4
Water: Class 4 or better depending on the
ambient temperature. (A water
vapour pressure dew point at least
10 ºC below the ambient
temperature is recommended)
Oil: Class 5
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