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Intermittent lubrication systems supply lubricant periodically on a scheduled basis using a timer or counter, rather than continuously. This type of system is best suited for low-speed applications and provides lubricant to gears, bearings, or both at regular intervals using methods like brushing, hand spraying, or mechanical spraying. Mechanical spraying, where oil is supplied automatically at timed intervals, is the most common intermittent lubrication method.
- Author
- Ian Harvey Mendoza
- Language
- EN