
SKF LL/SISTAUTTRASV centralized lubrication component
- Brand
- SKF
- Category
- Greases and lubrication
- Subcategory
- Centralized lubrication systems
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Description
SKF LL/SISTAUTTRASV 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/SISTAUTTRASV and any equivalents.
A centralized lubrication system from SKF Lincoln feeds lubricant automatically and in measured amounts to several points on a machine at once. The range covered here is made up of the parts that keep those systems running: pumps, metering devices, fittings, hoses and connectors. Which one fits your installation depends on the system layout and on the Lincoln part number stamped on the piece.
Reading the code is the first step. Lincoln part numbers are built so that each reference points to one specific item in the system, whether that is a pump, a metering device, a fitting, a hose or a connector. Knowing the component type by itself will not get you the right spare; the full number is what counts. If the marking on the part is worn or you are working from a system drawing, send us the code you have and we will check it against the line.
Centralized lubrication shows up wherever a machine has many lubrication points and unplanned stops are costly: food processing, cement, mining, steel, paper and power generation, plus water treatment plants, port equipment and heavy maintenance shops. Typical mounting locations include mills, kilns, conveyor belts, cranes and machinery that runs continuously.
When ordering a replacement, match it to the system already in place. The points that matter are the lubricant in use, the working pressure, the flow rate, the thread type and the sealing material. At assembly, line alignment, clean connections and purging before startup all affect how the system behaves; a loose joint or a poor seal leads to leaks and to lubrication points that receive nothing. Manufacturer instructions for assembly and commissioning should be followed as written.
Parts from different brands are not freely interchangeable, even when two items appear to do the same job. Threads, dimensions, pressure ratings and flow rates can differ from one another. That is why any equivalence has to be confirmed using the part number together with the system specifications. We can review compatibility within the SKF Lincoln line and, where a different reference is needed, help locate the part that matches your equipment.
Have the part number ready and send it to us by WhatsApp or email. With that reference we will prepare your quote. We also assist with selection when you are unsure which component belongs in your system.
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
- How do I find the part number of the component I need?
- Check the part itself for the engraved or stamped number, and compare it with the system documentation. That Lincoln code identifies the exact component. If it is not legible, send a photo along with the equipment details and we will help trace it.
- Can I use a component from another brand instead?
- Not without checking first. Similar-looking parts can differ in thread, dimensions, pressure or flow rate. Confirm any substitution against the part number and the specifications of your system, and ask us if you want the compatibility reviewed.
- What should I include when requesting a quote?
- The Lincoln part number is the key detail. Without it, send the component type, the system it is installed on and a photo. That is usually enough for us to identify the item and quote it correctly.

