Lubrication System

An apparatus used to distribute lubricants, such as oil or grease, to the moving elements of machinery and equipment is called a lubrication system. Its main objective is to lessen wear, friction, and heat generation between the contacting surfaces, improving component performance and longevity. Pumps, filters, valves, distribution lines, and lubrication points are just a few examples of the various parts that normally make up a lubrication system. Depending on how the lubricant is delivered, the system can be categorized into different categories, such as centralized lubrication systems, circulating oil systems, and manual lubrication systems. In order to assure smooth operation and reduce maintenance concerns brought on by inadequate lubrication, lubrication systems are widely employed in a variety of industries, including automotive, manufacturing, power generating, mining, and marine applications.