Lincoln Gmbh

Lincoln Gmbh & Co. Kg

Skf Lubrication Systems Germany Gmbh

Andreas Schönfeld

Zdravko Paluncic

Daniel Beisel

Dennis Zahn

Jürgen Kreutzkämper

Milos Cvetanovic

Zdravko Dr-Ing Paluncic

A connecting arrangement for connecting a high-pressure hose to a connector. The arrangement features a hollow hose nipple that can be at least sectionally inserted into the hose. A screw sleeve that sectionally encompasses the high-pressure hose can be arranged on the hose nipple. The hose nipple is fluidically connected to the connector and can be connected to the connector by a union nut.

Connecting arrangement

A distributor element, in particular a feed distributor, is provided for the metering of lubricants for lubricating installations. The element includes a valve piston featuring a bore. The valve piston moves under the pressure of a lubricant operating at a lubricant inlet against the force of a first return spring from a starting position in which the bore releases a connection between a dispensing chamber and a metering chamber via a connecting passage, to a metering position in which the valve piston releases a passage from the lubricant inlet to the connecting passage and therefore to the metering chamber. Furthermore, the distributor element features a dispensing piston which under the effect of a lubricant entering the metering chamber moves against the force of a second return spring from a starting position and thereby pushes the lubricant volume present in the dispensing chamber between the valve piston and the dispensing piston into a lubricant outlet. The valve piston may also be moved into an intermediate position until equalization of pressure has occurred, in which position the valve piston blocks the passage from the lubricant inlet to the connecting passage and therefore to the metering chamber. Upon pressure relief at the lubricant inlet, the valve piston is moved back to its starting position by the first return spring and the dispensing piston is moved back to its starting position by the second return spring.

Distributing element for lubricating systems

The invention relates to a storage reservoir for receiving grease or a like lubricant for a lubricant pump with a, for example, cylindrical side wall and a cover wall closing off a reservoir interior space at a top of the side wall. A pressure compensation device is disposed such that the reservoir interior space is flow-connected with a reservoir exterior space via an air-permeable but water-impermeable membrane.

Reservoir for a lubricant pump

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St. Leon-Rot, Germany

Andreas Schönfeld