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Maximum Operating Pressure:

  • 7 and 12 gallon - 600 psi
  • 17 and 33 gallon - 1,000 psi

Sizes:

  • 7 gallon - 600 psi
  • 12 gallon - 600 psi
  • 17 gallon - 1,000 psi
  • 33 gallon - 1,000 psi

Features:

  • Easy to remove cap
  • No moving parts
  • No pumps
  • No wiring
  • Venturi style
  • Infinite flow control with needle valve
  • Manifold can be removed from tank and mounted remotely
  • Sight glass
  • Pressure vessel (A.S.M.E. Code Stamped)
  • 2" or 3" manifold
  • Fill while you drill
  • Fits any drill rig

Manifold needs to be mounted at lubricator bracket level or lower.

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Size
Base Diameter
Diameter at Manifold
Height
Weight
7 gallon
19"
25"
31"
160 lbs.
12 gallon
23 1/4"
29 1/4"
36 1/2"
210 lbs.
17 gallon
22 3/4"
27"
39"
375 lbs.
33 gallon
23 1/8"
29"
39 1/2"
675 lbs.


Pneumatic Oiler Diagram and Part Description

Oiler diagram
Item
Quantity
Part Description
1
1
 Tank Assembly
2
1
 Inlet Valve (3/8" Ball Valve)
3
2 each
 2" and 3" Air Hose Spud
4
1 each
 2" and 3" Air Manifold Assembly
5
1
 Drain Pipe Assembly
6
1
 1/4" Pipe Plug
7
1
 Discharge Hose Assembly
8
1
 3/8" Needle Valve Assembly
9
1
 Sight Glass
10
1
 Caution Sticker
11
1
 3/8" Ball Valve
12
1
 Intake Hose Assembly (20" x 1/2")
13
2
 Bolt and Nut Assembly (3/8" x 1 1/2")
14
1
 Safety Relief Valve Assembly
15
1
 Fill Cap Coupling
16
1
 Discharge Valve (3/8" Ball Valve)


Operating Instructions

  1. Connect air supply to inlet side of manifold, install whipcheck.
  2. Connect outlet side of manifold to line going to hammer, install whipcheck.
  3. Close vent valve #11.
  4. Apply air pressure to manifold and open air intake valve #2.
  5. Open oil line needle valve #8 four complete turns and lock in place.
  6. Open discharge valve #16.
  7. Operate hammer and check if bit is wet. A properly lubricated tool will be wet, but not dripping oil.
  8. To control lubrication, adjust needle valve counter-clockwise to increase oil, clockwise to decrease. With correct adjustment, lock set screw and continue drilling.
  9. To stop oiler, close air intake valve #2 and close discharge valve #16.


Filling Instructions

  1. Close inlet valve #2.
  2. Close discharge valve #16.
  3. Open vent valve #11.
  4. When air has bled out of tank, remove fill cap #15.
  5. Fill lubricator tank with rock drill oil.
  6. Replace fill cap #15.
  7. Close vent valve #11.
  8. Open inlet valve #2.
  9. Open discharge valve #16.
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Lubricator must be installed upstream of any other injected fluids such as mud, foam, and water!