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OIL CUP

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OIL CUP Specification

Product Type
CUP

Technology
use as a lubricant delivery system for machinery, which can range from simple gravity-fed designs to automatic or specialized cups

Color
SILVER

Usage
to provide controlled, slow lubrication to moving parts in machinery, which reduces friction, prevents wear, and enhances equipment longevity

Size
1/2'' TO 2''

Surface Treatment
CHROME

Type
ST/ELBOW

Material
STEEL

Function
to store and deliver a controlled amount of lubricant to mechanical parts to reduce friction and wear.

Application
to store and deliver a controlled amount of lubricant to mechanical parts to reduce friction and wear.

OIL CUP Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
100 Units

Payment Terms
Cash Advance (CA), Cash in Advance (CID), Cheque

Supply Ability
1000 Units Per Day

Delivery Time
1 Hours

Sample Available
Yes

Sample Policy
Sample costs shipping and taxes has to be paid by the buyer

Packaging Details
BOX

Main Domestic Market
All India

About OIL CUP

An industrial oil cup is a device that serves as a small reservoir to hold and dispense oil for lubricating the moving parts of machinery, preventing wear and friction. These cups are designed for controlled delivery and can be made from durable materials like brass, mild steel, or stainless steel, and come in various styles, including those with wicks for a slow, steady flow or spring-loaded lids. They are crucial for machine performance, longevity, and reliability.

Function and purpose

Lubrication: Oil cups deliver a consistent supply of oil to bearings and other moving parts to reduce friction and heat.
Wear reduction: By maintaining proper lubrication, they help prevent wear and tear on machinery components.
Contaminant protection: Some designs, like those with wicks, act as a filter, ensuring only clean oil is delivered to the machinery. Other types, like breather cups, use oil to trap dust and moisture.

Key features and types

Material: Commonly made from materials like brass, mild steel, or stainless steel, chosen for durability and corrosion resistance.
Lid: Many have a lid, sometimes with an insulated handle, to protect the oil from contaminants and to help contain it.
Delivery mechanism: Different types use various methods to regulate oil flow:
- Wick-fed: A J-shaped wick acts as a siphon, drawing oil up and over the core to provide a slow, steady supply.
- Spring-loaded: Features on the lid and base help it to stay securely in place.
- Gravity-fed: The oil flows down from the reservoir to the lubricated part through an outlet.
Design: Some are polished for a professional look and to prevent tarnishing, while others are designed for specific applications, such as incense-making machines.
Installation: They are installed on machinery in accessible locations to allow for easy refilling and maintenance.