SKF LL/DC-162 centralized lubrication component

SKF LL/DC-162 belongs to centralized lubrication component, 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 LL/DC-162 and any equivalents.

SKF Lincoln LL/DC components cover the pumps, metering devices, fittings, hoses and connectors that make up a centralized lubrication circuit. They are the pieces you turn to when assembling a new system, swapping out a worn item, or extending an existing line so lubricant reaches every friction point from one central source. The Lincoln code is what pins down the exact part.

Reading the Lincoln part number is straightforward: the LL/DC prefix is followed by a number, as in LL/DC-131 or LL/DC-144. That number points to one specific item in the system, whether a pump, metering device, fitting, hose or connector. Unlike a bearing series, there are no size or configuration variants hidden in the code; it is simply a catalog where each number stands for a distinct part. When you request a quote, the full code from the drawing or the old component is the fastest way to get the right item.

These parts show up in production lines, machine tools, mining equipment, transport operations, ports and process plants where automatic lubrication is part of the maintenance routine. MR Industrial Accessories LLC supplies this line within its lubrication and grease range, with an emphasis on replacing damaged or worn components. Customers across the United States and in several Latin American countries send their codes by WhatsApp or email and receive a prompt reply.

Choosing the right spare comes down to a few system details: whether the setup is progressive, single-line or dual-line, the flow rate and working pressure, and compatibility with the lubricant in use. At assembly, confirm that connections are tight and free of leaks, and that hoses are not kinked or rubbing against anything. Flushing the circuit before closing it keeps particles out of metering devices and valves. On a running system, compare pressure and cycle readings against the manufacturer's specifications.

Interchangeability across brands is not automatic, since each manufacturer uses its own nomenclature and connection dimensions. In centralized lubrication, staying within the same line is the usual practice to keep the assembly working as intended. If the exact code cannot be located, a functional alternative can be reviewed, but threads, flow rates and pressure must be checked first. MR can help identify the part from photos or an old code.

For an LL/DC component, send the code to MR Industrial Accessories LLC by WhatsApp or email. With that information the team can confirm the part and provide a quote. You can also ask about other SKF Lincoln spare parts not shown in the list.