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Service Overview

Common Questions

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An automated lubrication system (often called a centralized system) is a sophisticated network designed to deliver precise amounts of oil or grease to multiple friction points. Unlike manual greasing, these systems function while the machinery is in motion, ensuring a constant, thin film of protection on all moving parts.
The process begins with a central controller or timer that activates a pump. This pump draws lubricant from a reservoir and pushes it through supply lines toward metering valves or injectors. These valves are calibrated to dispense an exact, repeatable volume to each individual bearing, ensuring no point is over-lubricated or ignored.
These systems are essential in environments where downtime is costly or manual access is dangerous. Common applications include heavy manufacturing, food and beverage processing, mining operations, wind turbines, and mobile construction equipment. They are particularly valuable for high-speed machinery that requires frequent, small doses of lubricant.
Depending on the scale of your machinery, we offer several configurations:

• Single-Line Resistance: Best for compact machines with low-pressure needs.
• Progressive Systems: Reliable series-based delivery with fail-safe monitoring.
• Positive Displacement (PDI): High-precision systems for oil or fluid grease.
• Dualine: Heavy-duty systems designed for large-scale industrial plants.
A standard installation consists of five main elements: a reservoir (storage), a pump (movement), a controller (timing), metering valves (regulation), and the transport network of high-pressure tubing and fittings.
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Service and technical support

Before you buy: free identification. Email a photo of the label, the old part, or the machine's lube diagram to [email protected]. We identify the part, tell you if it is current or superseded, and quote the replacement, usually the same business day. No account needed.

Choosing a system. For a new installation we work from Bijur Delimon's application sheet: number of points, lubricant (oil grade or grease NLGI), bearing sizes and speeds, run from pump to farthest point, ambient temperature, available power and air, and whether you need monitoring. From that we recommend the family (resistance, injector, progressive, dual-line, air/oil, gear spray or single-point) and build the bill of materials: pump, metering, junctions, tubing, fittings, filter, gauge and switch, so the job arrives complete.

Obsolete pump crossovers. Bijur TM-5 → SureFire II SFX71322 (TS020). Bijur AA/AB mechanical → SureFire II + ZEM39 kit (TS015). Older V-series and L18P metal-reservoir pumps → current equivalents. We include the timer settings and the "verify your pressure switch" note with every crossover.

After the sale. Wiring, timer programming and fault codes for SureFire II (F1–F9), TMD-5 and SMAC controllers; injector cap changes to adjust ZEM output; spring selection for LubeSite feeders; meter-unit rate changes for a starving or flooding point. Call or email; if it needs a factory engineer we bring Bijur Delimon in.

What we ask of you. A photo of the nameplate. Ninety percent of the time that is all it takes. [email protected] · (210) 494-1997.