Programmed dose
The right amount for each point, at the right interval, in small and frequent doses.
How it works
From the dose at the bearing to the record on the platform.
- 01
Installs
The lubricator is mounted at the point, with dose and interval set from the bearing manufacturer’s recommendation.
- 02
Applies
With the machine running, it applies the programmed dose at the programmed interval, with nobody climbing up to the point.
- 03
Reports
Every shot and the reservoir level go up through our gateway to the platform.
- 04
Alerts
A low reservoir or a point that has stopped dispensing becomes a notice for maintenance.
What the lubricator delivers
Automatic lubricator with IoT
An ordinary lubricator works out of sight and stops silently when it runs dry. This one reports what it did.
Reservoir level
How much is left at each point and when it will run out, so the refill goes on the route in time.
Every shot logged
Each dose recorded with its time: lubrication you can prove in an audit.
Alert before it runs out
An e-mail and WhatsApp notice when the reservoir runs low or the point stops dispensing.
Less exposure to risk
Points that are high, cramped or near moving parts drop off the manual route.
Alongside vibration
On the same dashboard as the bearing’s vibration sensor: you see the dose and its effect.
Data sheet
What is already defined, and what comes with the proposal.
| Function | Automatic lubricant dispensing by dose and interval |
|---|---|
| Telemetry | Reservoir level and every shot |
| Alerts | Low reservoir and point not dispensing, by e-mail and WhatsApp |
| Connection | Through the Data Frontier gateway |
| Accepted lubricants | On request |
| Reservoir volume | On request |
| Dose programming | On request |
| Power supply | On request |
| Ingress protection | On request |
Where it says on request, the value depends on the model and comes in the data sheet that accompanies the proposal. We would rather do that than publish a number we cannot guarantee for your application.
Where to use it
Bearings and housings
Fans, pumps, gearboxes and conveyors that run all day.
Hard-to-reach points
Bearings that are high up, behind guards or near moving parts.
Dirty environments
Mining, cement and agro-industry, where every time the point is opened, dust gets in.
Designed, built and supported by the same team.
The board, the firmware, the integration and the platform are Data Frontier’s, engineered and built in Brazil. When something fails, the people who designed it are the ones who answer, with no outside supplier pointing at someone else. About the company.
Frequently asked questions
What people ask before requesting the data sheet.
Is it for oil or grease?
We call it an oil dispenser, and the lubricant each model accepts is in the data sheet that comes with the proposal. The site survey checks the lubricant at each point.
Who sets the dose?
Sizing starts from the bearing manufacturer’s recommendation, taking speed, size, temperature and contamination into account, and is reviewed when vibration and temperature call for it.
How do I know it is working?
Every shot appears on the dashboard with its time, and the level shows consumption. A point that has stopped dispensing becomes an alert.
Does it need a network?
It talks to our gateway, which connects over the cellular network or the plant network. Where there is no network, the DG satellite network delivers the events within minutes.
Data sheet and proposal
Tell us how many points and which lubricant.
An engineer replies, not a bot. Your current lubrication plan, if you have one, is the best starting point.
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