A branched grease barrel pump uses follower-plate discharge and flowmeter control to eliminate residue and switch from spray to high-flow lubrication.
Movable plates open a larger sealed flow path between exchangeable reservoir and pump units, easing viscous grease transfer and limiting contamination.
A chainsaw operation-based shutoff valve stops lubricant flow when the saw is inactive, reducing leakage, dripping, and surface staining.
A primary and secondary distributor layout meters equal lubricant to each picker unit, reducing over-lubrication, startup drag, and harvest downtime.
An air introduction passage lets the scavenge pump control suction pressure and keep engine oil circulating when vehicle tilt exposes the main pickup.
A detachable battery and 10L+ grounded tank cut grease refills while removing power cords and air hoses for better mobility.
Metered radial lubricant flow matches friction gradients in reciprocating pump packing to reduce uneven wear and maintenance downtime.
A moving support unit follows the grease surface to prevent air entry, reduce residue, and empty viscous-fluid containers more completely.
Self-diagnostic pump control, stirring, and heating keep lubricant flowing across multiple distribution systems, even in cold conditions.