
SKF LAGD 125/HT250 automatic lubricator
- Brand
- SKF
- Category
- Greases and lubrication
- Subcategory
- Greases and lubrication
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Description
SKF LAGD 125/HT250 belongs to automatic lubricator, part of our Greases and lubrication range. Tell us how many you need by WhatsApp or email and we'll get back to you promptly with a quote for LAGD 125/HT250 and any equivalents.
The SKF SYSTEM 24 is a single-point lubricator that runs on gas and feeds grease to one lubrication point at a steady, controlled rate. Rather than greasing by hand on a fixed schedule, you mount the unit straight onto the bearing or onto a lubrication line and let it work on its own. It suits hard-to-reach points and any application where lubrication has to keep going without someone stepping in.
Reading the code is the first step in picking the right unit. Letters and numbers in the designation tell you the series, the capacity and which grease is inside. Take LAGD 125/HT250: LAGD is the series, 125 ml is the capacity, and HT250 is the pre-filled grease. The part after the slash names the grease, so HB2 stands for LGHB 2, WA2 for LGWA 2, and FG for food grade. Once you can decode that suffix, matching a lubricator to the temperature and load at the point becomes straightforward.
You will find these units on electric motors, pumps, fans, conveyors and process equipment in food, cement, mining, petrochemical and general manufacturing plants. Keeping a steady film of lubricant at the point helps bearings last longer and cuts down on failures that trace back to greasing done late, too often or not at all.
Selection comes down to three things: the temperature the point runs at, the grease the application calls for, and the size of the lubrication point. Fitting is simple, since the unit threads into the point through an adapter and starts working when the cap is turned. Before you install it, confirm that the new grease is compatible with what is already in the bearing, and follow the maker's instructions for mounting and start-up.
Lubricators from other brands can be swapped for this one when the operating conditions and the grease type line up. Designations and specifications differ from one maker to the next, so check the technical data before you interchange anything. Our team can review your case and point you to the right option.
To get a quote on an SKF SYSTEM 24 lubricator, send the complete code over WhatsApp or email. We reply promptly, suggest equivalents when needed and help you settle on the right product for the application.
Dimensions
Dimensions and tolerances: Message us the part number on WhatsApp and we'll verify its dimensions and version with the manufacturer's datasheet.
Frequently asked questions
- What does the suffix in the lubricator code tell me?
- It identifies the pre-filled grease. HB2 is LGHB 2, WA2 is LGWA 2, and FG is food-grade grease. Match the suffix to the temperature and load conditions at your lubrication point.
- How do I install the automatic lubricator?
- Thread it into the lubrication point with a suitable adapter, then turn the cap to activate it and release the gas that pushes the grease out. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for mounting and start-up.
- Can this unit replace a lubricator from another brand?
- It can, provided the operating conditions and grease type are checked first. Every brand uses its own designations, so review the technical specifications and ask us for advice before switching.

