Clarke 3120176 CAT162 Airline Lubricator Instructions

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Clarke 3120176 CAT162 Airline Lubricator Specification

The Clarke 3120176 CAT162 Airline Lubricator Tool is designed for efficient pneumatic tool maintenance, ensuring optimal performance and longevity. Engineered to deliver precise lubrication, this device integrates seamlessly into pneumatic systems, providing an automatic oil feed to air-powered tools. The CAT162 is constructed from durable, high-quality materials, offering resilience in demanding workshop environments. Its transparent polycarbonate bowl, featuring a metal guard, allows easy visual monitoring of oil levels, facilitating timely refills and minimizing downtime. The lubricator operates at a maximum pressure of 150 PSI and is suitable for use with a wide range of air tools, enhancing their functionality by reducing wear and friction. It features a 1/4-inch BSP inlet and outlet, ensuring compatibility with standard airline systems. The adjustable oil feed control enables precise lubrication adjustments, catering to specific tool requirements and varying operational conditions. The compact design of the CAT162 allows for easy installation and integration into existing airline setups without requiring extensive modifications. This lubricator is ideal for workshops and industrial environments where maintaining tool efficiency and reliability is critical. Users can expect improved tool performance, reduced maintenance costs, and extended tool life with regular use of the Clarke 3120176 CAT162 Airline Lubricator Tool.

Clarke 3120176 CAT162 Airline Lubricator F.A.Q.

What is the purpose of the Clarke 3120176 CAT162 Airline Lubricator Tool?

The Clarke 3120176 CAT162 Airline Lubricator Tool is designed to automatically lubricate air tools by introducing oil into the airline, enhancing the longevity and efficiency of the tools.

How do I install the Clarke 3120176 CAT162 Airline Lubricator Tool?

To install the Clarke CAT162, connect it between the compressor and the air tool. Ensure the arrow on the lubricator aligns with the airflow direction. Secure all connections tightly to prevent leaks.

What type of oil should be used with the Clarke CAT162 Airline Lubricator?

Use a high-quality air tool oil specifically designed for pneumatic tools. Avoid using motor oils or other non-recommended lubricants.

How can I adjust the oil flow on the Clarke CAT162 Airline Lubricator?

Adjust the oil flow by turning the adjustment screw located at the top of the lubricator. Turn clockwise to decrease flow and counterclockwise to increase it. Check the manufacturer's manual for recommended settings.

What are the troubleshooting steps if the lubricator is not dispensing oil?

First, ensure the lubricator is correctly installed with the proper airflow direction. Check for blockages in the oil feed line and clean if necessary. Verify that the adjustment screw is not fully closed.

How often should the Clarke CAT162 be maintained?

Regularly check the oil level and refill as needed. Inspect the lubricator every 3 months for signs of wear or leaks and perform thorough cleaning annually.

Can I use the Clarke CAT162 Airline Lubricator in freezing temperatures?

It is not recommended to use the lubricator in freezing conditions as the oil can thicken, affecting performance. If necessary, use oil formulated for low temperatures.

What should I do if there is oil leakage from the lubricator?

Inspect and tighten all connections. If leakage persists, check for damaged seals or O-rings and replace them if necessary.

How do I clean the Clarke CAT162 Airline Lubricator?

Disconnect from the airline, empty any remaining oil, and clean the interior with a suitable solvent. Allow it to dry completely before refilling with oil and reattaching.

What are the signs that the Clarke CAT162 needs replacement?

Signs include persistent leaks, inability to adjust oil flow, or visible damage to the body. If performance issues persist after maintenance, consider replacing the unit.