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Automatic lubrication usually costs more.

19th April 1968, Page 89
19th April 1968
Page 89
Page 89, 19th April 1968 — Automatic lubrication usually costs more.
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!AROMATIC lubrication costs less!, Automatic chassis lubrication with Milomatic reduces maintenance costs, saves you oil, and saves vehicle wear-and-tear to give you longer service life. And so, come to that, do most other automatic lubricating systems. Here's why Milomatic is the one you should install: 1. Independent Feed Lines This means that if a bearing becomes blocked, or a lubricating line is damaged, the remainder of the system and other feeds will continue to function normally.

2. Versatility The number of points automatically lubricated can be increased simply by adding one or more 12-point delivery heads, to cover any number of points up to 72.

3. Simultaneous Lubrication This means that satisfactory operation can be checked very simply, that the drain on the vehicle braking system is very small and occurs only once in each lubrication cycle.

4. Positive Operation Although the lubricator is pneumatically operated, the actuation of the individual pumping units is hydraulic using the medium of the lubricating oil. There are no mechanically-rubbing parts — Milomatic will last at least as long as the vehicle.

5. Rationalised Parts Milomatic is available for air-or vacuum-braked vehicles. Onlythe pneumatic operating cylinders differ.

6. Minimum Air Consumption This means that Milomatic, requiring only 8%-25% as much air as other competitive automatic lubricators, is safer and is highly efficient.

Ultra-modern Milomatic is available for all types of commercial vehicles and trailers at your local distributor. Get the leaflet that tells you the full story from Clayton Dewandre Co. Ltd.—the first name in automatic chassis lubrication.

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