Skf Lubrication Systems Germany Gmbh

Willy Vogel Ag

Dieter Schoenherr

Holger Schmidt

Juergen Kreutzkaemper

Daniel Beisel

Friedrich Bauer

A housing for a lubricant supply device for supplying a consumer with a lubricant includes a storage space for the viscous medium and a pump space configured to contain a conveying pump for pumping the viscous medium from the storage space to a medium outlet. The storage space is at least partially defined by a side wall, a base wall and a cover wall, and the supply device also includes an outer wall overlying a portion of the storage space side wall and defining with the storage space side wall a first intermediate space. The storage space side wall includes a first opening providing fluid communication between the storage space and the intermediate space.

Lubricant pump

A housing for a device for metered dispensing of a medium, the housing including at least one inlet, preferably threadless, configured to allow the medium to enter the housing from a reservoir, a plurality of receptacles, preferably threadless, a metering device in each of the plurality of receptacles, an inlet line connected to the at least one inlet, and a plurality of distribution lines connected to the inlet line and to each of the plurality of receptacles, wherein the housing includes a plastic material.

Housing for a device for the metered distribution of a medium, and metering device for use in the housing

A method and a lubricant dosing pump for accurately dosing the small lubricant quantities. It is provided that at least two pistons are moved from an initial position relative to one another, thereby enlarging a dosing volume situated between them, and that thereby lubricant is conveyed through an inlet into the closing volume. Subsequently, the inlet is sealed and the two pistons situated opposite to each other in the stroke direction are moved together with the dosing volume until in a discharge position the dosing volume is connected with a discharge opening spaced apart from the inlet in the stroke direction. Then, the pistons are moved relative to each other, thereby reducing the dosing volume, and convey a predetermined dosing quantity of the lubricant through the discharge opening. Finally, the pistons are moved back into their initial positions.

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Kleinbeeren, Germany

Dieter Schoenherr