Bijur Delimon Distribution Elements

Lubrication distribution components are the fittings, tubing, adapters, junctions, and valves that route lubricant from a central pump to individual lubrication points throughout a machine. Bijur Delimon distribution components are engineered specifically for automatic lubrication systems, ensuring reliable flow, leak-free connections, and consistent lubrication delivery.

What Are Distribution Components?

Distribution components form the network that carries lubricant through an automatic lubrication system. Once lubricant leaves the pump, these components guide it through tubing and fittings to injectors, meter units, or lubrication points. Properly selected distribution elements ensure correct flow paths, pressure handling, and long-term system reliability.

What These Components Are Used For

Bijur Delimon lubrication distribution components are used in industrial machinery where lubricant must be delivered precisely and consistently. Typical applications include:

• CNC machining centers and machine tools
• Progressive and injector-based lubrication systems
• Conveyor and material handling equipment
• Presses, forming machines, and automated production lines
• Packaging and assembly machinery

Common Types of Distribution Components

• Fittings and adapters – Connect tubing, pumps, injectors, and valves using NPT, BSPP, BSPT, or metric threads.
• Tubing and hose – Routes lubricant between system components.
• Junction blocks and manifolds – Divide flow to multiple outlets.
• Valves – Control, isolate, or protect lubrication flow.
• Accessories – Gauges, plugs, strainers, and protective elements.

When to Use Proper Lubrication Distribution Components

• When precise lubricant routing is required to multiple points
• When leak prevention and pressure control are critical
• When system reliability and long-term maintenance reduction matter
• When machines operate continuously or at high cycle rates

When Generic Fittings May Cause Problems

• Using non-lubrication fittings can cause leaks or flow restrictions
• Incorrect thread standards may result in poor sealing
• Oversized fittings can disrupt metered lubrication flow
• Incompatible materials may fail under lubrication system pressures

How Distribution Components Work Within a System

In an automatic lubrication system, the pump supplies lubricant to a network of tubing and fittings. Distribution components guide the lubricant to injectors or meter units, which regulate the amount delivered to each lubrication point. Proper distribution design ensures lubricant reaches every point consistently without pressure loss or leakage.

Common Mistakes and Misapplications

• Mixing thread standards without proper adapters
• Using tubing with incorrect pressure ratings
• Failing to secure fittings against vibration
• Improper routing that causes kinks or flow restriction

Benefits of Bijur Delimon Distribution Components

• Reliable, leak-free lubrication delivery
• Improved system uptime and consistency
• Reduced lubricant waste
• Cleaner machine operation
• Designed specifically for automatic lubrication systems

Frequently Asked Questions

What are lubrication distribution components?
They are the fittings, tubing, adapters, and junctions that route lubricant from a pump to individual lubrication points in an automatic lubrication system.

Can I use standard hydraulic fittings instead?
Standard hydraulic fittings may not provide proper flow control or sealing for lubrication systems. Components designed specifically for lubrication help ensure reliability and correct lubricant delivery.

Why is proper distribution important?
Poor distribution can lead to uneven lubrication, leaks, pressure loss, and premature component wear. Correct distribution ensures every lubrication point receives the intended amount of lubricant.

Related Components

• Lubrication Pumps
• Injectors and Meter Units
• Controllers and Monitoring Devices
• Complete Automatic Lubrication Systems