
SKF LL/MKF1-KW2-20015 1GV centralized lubrication component
- Brand
- SKF
- Category
- Greases and lubrication
- Subcategory
- Centralized lubrication systems
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Description
SKF LL/MKF1-KW2-20015 1GV 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/MKF1-KW2-20015 1GV and any equivalents.
The SKF Lincoln MKU pump unit acts as the core of a progressive lubrication system. It pulls lubricant from the reservoir and pushes it under pressure to the distributor, which then meters precise amounts to each lubrication point. You'll find these units on equipment that can't be shut down for manual greasing, like production lines, machine tools, presses, and machinery in mining or cement operations. MR Industrial Accessories supplies this SKF line with technical guidance to help you build or replace a complete system.
The model code uses letters and numbers to show the configuration. Take LL/MKF1-KW2-20015 1GV: the LL/MKF part points to the MKU pump family; the following number gives the size or flow rate; KW indicates the drive or control type; and the last numerical series with the GV suffix covers mounting, connection, or version details. Because each combination is unique, sending the full code is the best way to get the right equivalent unit.
These systems make sense when you have many lubrication points or when manual access is difficult or unsafe. They show up in food processing, cement, mining, steel, paper, and aggregate plants, as well as on large mobile equipment. The MKU pump handles NLGI 2 greases or oils, depending on the version, and works with progressive distributors that monitor pressure. If a point gets blocked, the system sends a warning. MR Industrial Accessories can help you select the pump and matching accessories.
To choose correctly, start by defining the lubricant and its consistency, the number of points, and the distance to the farthest one. The pump needs to deliver enough pressure to overcome pressure drops in lines and distributors. Check the sealing and suction filter, and make sure the assembly stays accessible for filling and purging. Proper drive alignment and connection torque prevent leaks. For progressive systems, confirm that the main distributor is compatible with the pump's flow rate.
When it comes to interchangeability, SKF Lincoln MKU units can replace other progressive system pumps if working pressure, flow rate, lubricant type, and connection threads match. A similar code isn't enough—you have to compare the data sheets. If you have the original pump code, send it and we'll point you to the equivalent SKF reference. We can also quote critical spare parts like pumping elements, valves, and sensors.
To request a quote for your SKF Lincoln MKU pump unit, send the complete code by WhatsApp to MR Industrial Accessories. If you don't have it handy, send a photo of the identification plate and the system data: lubricant type, number of points, and working pressure. With that information, we'll provide the correct alternative and the accessories you need to get it running.
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 code LL/MKF1-KW2-20015 1GV mean?
- It's the designation for an SKF Lincoln MKU pump unit. The letters MKF identify the family; the numbers and letters that follow define flow rate, drive type, mounting variant, and version. To quote the exact reference, send us the complete code from the nameplate.
- Can I replace my current pump with an SKF Lincoln MKU?
- Yes, if working pressure, flow rate, lubricant type, and connection threads match. A similar code isn't sufficient. Send the data from your current pump or a photo of its nameplate, and we'll identify the available SKF Lincoln equivalent.
- What do I need to know to quote the correct pump?
- Tell us the lubricant you use (NLGI grease or oil), the number of points, the distance to the farthest one, and the system working pressure. Also include the original pump code if you have it. With that data, we'll quote the unit and compatible accessories.

