Auto Lube
Malloy can help with your specification and selection of the proper auto lubrication system for your turbine. There are 6 primary points that should be evaluated for auto lubricators
Generator Bearings | Main Shaft Bearings | Pitch Bearings | Pitch Gears | Yaw Bearings | Yaw Gears
The extended lubrication intervals in Wind applications lead to exagerated over and under lubricated operating conditions. An automatic lubricator system delivers small doses frequently to ensure the bearing lubrication level remains at the optimal level at all times. The automatic lubricator can also operating while the bearing is rotating. This will help the grease get drawn in to the roller path, exactly where it needs to be.
Mini series
The mini series unit is a compact unit perfectly sized for generator bearings.
Easy to program controller
Controller screen on unit
Made in the USA!
G3 Pro Series
The G3 Pro series is the workhorse for a Wind turbine application. With large reservoir sizes and additional options available this is suited for Main Bearing, Yaw bearing, Yaw Gear, Pitch Bearing and Pitch Gear lubrication applications.
Easy to program controller
Controller screen on unit
Made in the USA!
Up to 15L reservoir size
Optional follower plate
Low level alarm
G3 Max Series
With the same features as the G3 Pro but additional capabilities for customized alarm feedback and system monitoring for critical wind turbine applications.
Same features as G3 Pro and more
Cycle count alarm
Custom alarm feedback
Download data logs
And more…
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