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Figure 1Chain tensioner
Chain lubrication
The most important reasons for lubrication are to decrease wear and to protect against corrosion. Chain
extension is not caused by deformation of the plates, but by wear of the pin and the bush. The two most
common causes of premature wear are poor lubrication and overloading. For this reason, proper
lubrication is essential for trouble-free operation. The lubricating agent and interval must be chosen ith
respect to the local conditions and intensity of use. Our automatic chain lubrication is supplied with BEL-
RAY NO-TOX® FOOD GRADE WATERPROOF CHAIN LUBRICANT. This lubricant has specific
lubricating and corrosion resistant properties, especially for the food processing industry industry. We
advise the use of this lubricant. Lubricant present on components of the chain, may not be removed with
a cloth or cleaning agent. If the machine and / or chain have been cleaned, then the chain must always
be lubricated again. Bear in mind that after cleaning, moisture and cleaning agents can have penetrated
the chain guide. This can be removed by running the chain for a period. The chain can then be lubricated.
The conveyor chain can be lubricated in two ways:
Manually, with a brush or oil can. The lubricant must penetrate between the pin / bush and bush /
roller. Apply the lubricant to the slack part of the chain. This must be done every 8 working hours
(or after the machine and / or chain have been cleaned).
Automatically with the (optional) automatic chain lubrication installation. The oil pump is set ex-
factory to 1 lubrication pulse per 100 strokes of the machine. Lubricate the chain again after the
machine and / or chain have been cleaned.
The above scheme applies for machines operating under normal operating conditions. The lubricating
intervals must be adapted, depending on conditions and operating intensity. For this reason, Repak
advises weekly visual inspection of the chain. If in doubt, consult the distributor.
Figure 2 Lubricating locations