2000 Progressive Distributor Blocks for Precision Lubrication

Product Description The 2000 Progressive Distributor Block is a key component in centralized lubrication systems that automatically delivers precise amounts of lubricant to multiple points in your machinery. Each block works on a simple but effective principle: lubricant flows in sequence from one outlet to the next, ensuring all points receive proper lubrication. If any point gets blocked, the entire system stops, making it easy to find and fix problems. These robust blocks are manufactured from carbon steel and designed to handle a maximum working pressure of 25 MPa, making them ideal for demanding industrial environments. Each distributor can handle between 3 to 10 sections (providing up to 20 lubrication points), delivering between 0.16 to 1.12 ml of lubricant per cycle depending on the model you choose. The modular design consists of three main parts: an inlet section where lubricant enters, working sections with pistons that control distribution, and an end section. This modular approach makes the system adaptable to your specific needs, whether you’re lubricating bearings, gears, chains, or other moving parts in industrial machinery. Technical Specifications Parameter Value / Range Notes Max Working Pressure 25 MPa Handles high-pressure systems easily Minimum Working Pressure 1.4 MPa Ensures reliable distribution Delivery per Cycle 0.16 – 1.12 ml/cycle Varies by model Number of Manifolds 3 – 10 Configure to your needs Lubricant Compatibility Oil: ≥ N68; Grease: NLGI #000 – #2 Works with most industrial lubricants Working Temperature -20°C to 60°C Suitable for various environments Inlet Connection M12×1.5 screw / Φ8mm tubing 1.5-4.5m length recommended Outlet Connection M10×1 screw / Φ6mm tubing 1.2-3.5m length recommended Manifold Material Carbon steel Built for industrial durability Outlets per Slice 1 or 2 Depends on model selected DJF-2000 Specification Models Model Discharge (ml/cycle) Part Number Outlets per Slice 2000-10T 0.16 20720-10T 2 2000-10S 0.32 20720-10S 1 2000-15T 0.24 20720-15T 2 2000-15S 0.48 20720-15S 1 2000-20T 0.32 20720-20T 2 2000-20S 0.64 20720-20S 1 2000-25T 0.40 20720-25T 2 2000-25S 0.80 20720-25S 1 2000-30T 0.48 20720-30T 2 2000-30S 0.96 20720-30S 1 2000-35T 0.56 20720-35T 2 2000-35S 1.12 20720-35S 1 All models operate at maximum 25 MPa pressure with minimum working pressure of 1.4 MPa. Standard connections: Inlet – M12×1.5 for Φ8mm tubing, Outlet – M10×1 for Φ6mm tubing. Applications & Use Cases Our 2000 Progressive Blocks are used across many industries: Manufacturing: Keeps bearings, gears, and chains properly lubricated in production equipment Construction & Mining: Stands up to harsh conditions in heavy machinery CNC Machines: Ensures precise movement in automated tooling Textile Equipment: Reduces wear on high-speed machinery Printing Presses: Maintains smooth operation of rollers and bearings Food Processing: Provides reliable lubrication while meeting hygiene requirements A cement plant in Texas replaced their manual lubrication system with our 2000 Progressive Blocks and reduced bearing failures by 62% in the first year, saving approximately $175,000 in parts and downtime. Key Benefits Benefit What It Means For You Consistent Lubrication Every point gets exactly the right amount of lubricant Labor Savings No more manual greasing rounds – saves up to 30 hours per month Reduced Lubricant Use Uses up to 50% less lubricant than manual methods Extended Machine Life Customers report 40-70% longer bearing life Easy Troubleshooting System stops if blockage occurs, making problems obvious Less Downtime Proper lubrication means fewer unexpected breakdowns Flexible System Design Configure with 3-10 sections based on your requirements Precise Delivery Control Choose from models delivering 0.16ml to 1.12ml per cycle Comparison With Other Series Feature 1000 Series 2000 Series 3000 Series Lubrication Points Up to 16 3-20 Up to 20 Max. Pressure 16 MPa 25 MPa 25 MPa Grease Compatibility NLGI #000-#2 NLGI #000-#2 NLGI #3 Discharge Volume 0.08-0.48 ml/cycle 0.16-1.12 ml/cycle 0.4-4.8 ml/cycle Best For Compact machines Medium/large machinery Heavy-duty industry Typical Applications Small equipment Production machinery Mining, large presses Important Installation Notes Cycle indicators can be mounted on 20T or 20S sections for monitoring system operation Be sure to specify any custom inlet/outlet diameter requirements when ordering Never block any outlet of a distributor to avoid pressure damage to the system See “Accessories of distributors—crossing port” catalog for crossing port selection System configurations must have a minimum of 3 sections and a maximum of 10 sections Use clean lubricant to prevent internal blockages and ensure reliable operation Frequently Asked Questions Q: How do I know which size block I need for my machinery? A: Count the number of lubrication points you need to service and check the discharge volume required. Then select from our models ranging from 2000-10T (0.16ml/cycle) to 2000-35S (1.12ml/cycle) based on your specific requirements. Q: What’s the difference between T and S model variants? A: T models provide 2 outlets per slice with lower discharge volumes per outlet, while S models provide 1 outlet per slice with higher discharge volumes. For example, 2000-10T delivers 0.16ml per cycle with 2 outlets, while 2000-10S delivers 0.32ml per cycle with 1 outlet. Q: Can I mix different section sizes in the same block? A: Yes, you can customize your progressive block with different section sizes to deliver varying amounts of lubricant to different points. This must be specified when ordering. Q: How do I monitor if the system is working properly? A: You can add cycle indicators to 20T or 20S sections, which provide visual confirmation that the pistons are moving correctly. This helps with troubleshooting and maintenance verification. Q: What happens if a lubrication point gets blocked? A: The progressive design means the entire block will stop working if any point becomes blocked. This makes it easy to identify problems – just look for where the pistons have stopped moving. Q: What’s the minimum group size I can order? A: Each distributor block must have at least 3 sections and no more than 10 sections as specified in the installation notes. This ensures proper operation of the progressive system. Related lubrication resources Progressive lubrication systems · DJF2500 block · Grease manifold block