Progressive Lubrication Systems

Progressive lubrication systems are centralised networks whose feeder pistons move in a fixed sequence, dividing pump output among several points. Because each metering event depends on the previous piston completing its stroke, a cycle indicator can reveal interruption caused by a blocked outlet.

Key facts

Family: Lubrication
Common types: Modular feeder, Monoblock feeder, Master-secondary network, Compact vehicle system, Monitored progressive system
Materials: Carbon steel feeder, Stainless steel feeder, Tool steel pistons, Polyamide tubing, Steel tubing
Used in: Construction equipment, Commercial vehicles, Wind turbines, Bottling machinery, Agricultural combines

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Types

Modular feeder
Monoblock feeder
Master-secondary network
Compact vehicle system
Monitored progressive system

Materials

Applications

Construction equipment
Commercial vehicles
Wind turbines
Bottling machinery
Agricultural combines

What to send for a quote

point count
output per point
grease consistency
monitoring method
pump voltage and reservoir

Questions about progressive lubrication systems

What should I send to identify progressive lubrication systems?

Send point count, output per point, grease consistency, monitoring method, pump voltage and reservoir. Provide the feeder outlet map because changing one section can alter the delivery ratio across the complete progressive circuit. A clear photograph, drawing or readable reference can resolve details that dimensions alone do not show.

How should I select progressive lubrication systems?

Configure feeder sections and cycle rate from each point demand, lubricant, line resistance, machine sequence and fault monitoring. Confirm the mating parts and operating environment before ordering, since an apparently similar size can use a different profile, material or internal arrangement.

Last updated: 2026-10-08