Spectrum Industrial is an Authorized Distributor of Lincoln
About Lincoln Industrial
Lincoln Industrial, now part of SKF, is a leader in designing and manufacturing lubrication systems, manual lubrication tools, and industrial pumping systems. Founded in 1910, they’re known to be pioneers of one of the first grease gun and providing solutions for heavy industry, automotive service, and the construction industry to reduce wear and extend equipment life.
Lincoln ALS (Automatic Lubrication Systems)
Lincoln Quicklub Lubrication System
The Lincoln Quicklub system is designed to provide a relatively simple and inexpensive method of centralizing or automating the lubrication of machinery bearings.
Quicklub can be a simple, centralized system with lubricant supplied manually from a lever gun. Pre-assembled kits are available to service up to 12 points from a single grease fitting. Custom kits can also be provided.
Quicklub can also be a fully automated system with lubricant supplied by 12VDC and 24VDC electric or pneumatic pumps. An automated lubrication system typically dispenses small measured amounts of lubricant at frequent intervals while production machines are operating. The electric pumps incorporate an integrated timer for easy installation and trouble-free operation.
Quicklub systems have proven to be a solution for many industries and applications, eliminating costly, manual, point-by-point lubrication. Some examples include:
Mobile Equipment:
- Over-the-road tractors
- Single-axle trailers
- Tandem-axle trailers
- Tri-axle trailers
- Yard tractors
- Hydraulic excavators
- Hydraulic hammers
Industrial Equipment:
- Packaging
- Lathes
- Beverage industry
- Metal working
- Material handling equipment
- Bakery
- Printing
- Plastic processing
Lincoln Centro-Matic Lubrication System
Lincoln Centro-Matic systems and components are made to match your application. Systems can service one machine, different zones on one machine or several separate machines.
A central pump station automatically delivers lubricant through a single supply line of injectors; each serving only one lubrication point and can be accurately adjusted to deliver a precise amount of grease or oil. Options include:
Air-Operated: Actuated automatically by compressed air at various pre-determined intervals. An air-operated pump delivers lubricant to the injectors. When all injectors have cycled, the pump shuts off automatically and vents lubricant pressure. Available with automatic, manual or mechanical controls.
Electric: Used where compressed air is not available, or electrical operation is preferred. Enclosed motor supplies the power requirements of the pumping mechanism. Time control is adjustable to provide predetermined frequency of lubrication.
Manual: Designed for smaller, individual machines, manual systems provide a low-cost efficient method of distributing lubricant to the injectors. Cycling a complete bank of injectors takes only a few seconds. In manually operated system, the lubricant pump is hand-operated and the machine operator performs the lubrication intervals.
Hydraulic: A complete hydraulically-powered pumping unit for centralized lubrication of individual machines. Usually installed on machinery such as coal mining and earth moving equipment which utilize a hydraulic pressure system. The frequency of the lubrication cycle can be set manually or by mechanical or automatic controls.