PAX Model 5-6

Pre-Pressurized System Pax is a pioneer of in-die lubrication. The original Pax system was designed and manufactured in 1975 by skilled tool and die craftsmen and tested in our own stamping facility. By applying only the lubricant needed, only where it is needed, exactly when it is needed, Pax customers have: Increased Production Speeds Decreased Lube Consumption Increased Die Life Improved Part Quality Improved Working Conditions All Standard Pax Spray Systems are designed with the following Features: “Airless” Spray, which provides better adhesion to the material and less airborne lube than sprays that mix air with the lubricant to better adhere to stock material Ability to re-fill system while it’s in operation Arranged to promote lubrication recycling No Priming Issues Customized configurations System Overview How It Works: Pre-Pressurized Lubrication Systems utilize a diaphragm pump to provide a consistent supply of pressurized lubricant to each of its distribution pumps. The distribution pumps utilize air-driven pistons with a 10:1 air pressure to lubrication pressure ratio. Each time the distribution pumps cycle, a specific volume of fluid, (based on the volume setting of each pump), is pressurized at the 10:1 ratio and is sprayed onto the die or stock material. The air used to drive the distribution pump is not mixed with the lubricant. A separate distribution pump is utilized to supply lubricant to each individual spray line. This one-to-one arrangement provides the ability for individual volume adjustment and it assures that each nozzle provides an exact amount of lubricant with every spray. The volume of lubricant sprayed by each standard Pax distribution pump can be adjusted between 0.0023 and 0.0210 fluid ounces per spray (0.068 to 0.621 cc) and optional, high-volume distribution pumps are also available. Ability to Spray Thin and Thick Lubricants: The 10:1 ratio between the supplied air pressure and the resulting lubrication pressure enables this system to spray both low and high-viscous lubricants. Note: When the viscosity of the fluid to be sprayed is above 300 SUS, it is important to notify and consult with Pax to assure that the system, the spray nozzles, and the spray lines are correctly configured. Standard Control: The Pax Pre-Pressurized system utilizes a PCB membrane switch. The standard functions of this switch include a hand cycle button to manually cycle the unit (this button is in the lower right-hand corner of the keypad) and a low-level indicator light, which will only be active if the unit is equipped with a low-level float, (this indicator is in the upper, left-hand corner of the keypad). Additional functionality is available with the optional advanced control. This system is arranged for: A contact closure, (dry contact), is required to automatically cycle the system. Input Power of 115 VAC 60HZ supply OR 24VDC.