What Is the Basic Principle of Oil-Air Lubrication?


Release time:

2022-11-10

The basic principle of oil-air lubrication is to mix a controlled amount of lubricant with compressed air under a certain pressure. Inside the pipeline, the compressed air drives the lubricant along the inner wall of the tube, forming a continuous oil-air flow.

This oil-air mixture is then delivered directly to the lubrication point, where it creates a stable lubricating film to reduce friction and wear.

Compared with traditional lubrication methods, oil-air lubrication offers several advantages:

  • Precise lubricant delivery
  • Lower oil consumption
  • Continuous and reliable lubrication
  • Better cooling and sealing performance
  • Improved equipment protection under high-speed and high-temperature conditions

Because the lubricant is transported by compressed air, the system can efficiently supply lubrication over long distances while maintaining stable performance.

Oil-air lubrication is widely used in rolling mills, continuous casting machines, machine tools, bearings, chains, and other industrial applications requiring efficient and reliable lubrication.

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