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Progressive divider valve: SMP/SMP Stainless Steel

    Dividers Progressive SMP/SMP Stainless Steel

    Compact simple monoblock progressive divider valve for one to eighteen outlets

    Key features:
    -Min. Pressure: 20 Bar, 300 psi
    - Max. Pressure: 300 Bar, 4400 psi
    - Max. Cycles per min: 625 cycles 
    - Operating Temperature: -30 to 70 ºC, 22 to 158 ºF
    - Lubricant viscosity: Min.: oil 32 cSt Max.: grease NLGI 2
    - Material: nickel-plated steel and Stainless steel Aisi 303
    - Cycle Sensor

    - Proximity Type: PNP or NPN 10-30V DC - 200 mA
     

     

    The SMP is a single block progressive divider valve that is ideal for applications where space is limited.
    It is available in 6,8,10, 12 and 18 outlet versions, each with an output of 0.2 cm³ / 0.012 cu. inch per cycle. The single output of the dosing device may be combined with the one located adjacent by eliminating the special fitting and applying a plug.
    An outlet can also be merged with the sequential outlet on the block by removing the special outlet fitting and installing a plug.

    Visual or electronic monitoring can be achieved simply by removing a plug and installing a visual or electronic add-on device as shown below. The spools in a progressive metering valve operate sequentially partitioning equally across the outlets, the grease being pumped into the metering block inlet.
    In the event of a blocked lubrication point all the spools will stop, thereby allowing the user to monitor the entire system with a single monitoring device.

    The grease pumped inside of the block is distributed by the piston dispensers of the progressive dosing device equally among the different outputs. In case a single output becomes blocked, the pistons stop their activity allowing for the control of the entire system by means of a single device for this purpose.
     

     

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