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Pneumatic Oiler (Automatic)

This pneumatic oiler will automatically inject oil into the drill string to keep your hammer in top condition.

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

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



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.

Lubricator must be installed upstream of any other injected fluids such as mud, foam, and water!