SKF Rotating Nozzle

for Cylinder Lubrication

Uniform lubricant coverage on inner cylinder surfaces

The rotating nozzle is designed to evenly lubricate the inner

surface of a cylinder during the assembly process.
A centralized lubrication system meters and delivers the
lubricant, grease or oil, which in turn is projected by centrifugal
force directly onto the inner surface of the cylinder. Suitable for
applications with an inner diameter greater than 25 mm and
lengths up to 100 mm.
Rotating nozzle
Technical data
Rotating nozzle, length 100 mm. For other
lengths, please consult SKF. RT-2005-01-100
Order No. RT-2005-01-100
Lubricant Oil: viscosity 1 500 mm²/s
Electronic control board Grease: up to NLGI grade 2
Nozzle Mounting position: not relevant
A factory programmed electronic control Service temperature: 0 to +45 °C
board has been designed to control the mo- Shaft length: 100 mm
Unit weight: 0,94 kg
tor of the rotating nozzle. The operating Motor Rotation speed max.: 13 400 r/min
voltage of the board is 24 V DC. Rated rotation speed: 11 400 r/min
Order No. RT-1043 Rated operating voltage: 24 V
Rated current: 3A
Starting torque: 1 090 mNm
Rated torque: 47,7 mNm

Rotating nozzle

6 4 2
PG 11
54
50

30

33,5
25

45 6,25
25 5 25

10

8,5
50 112 106
137 113
302

6
Ø21
38
1 32 8×Ø1 3
90
1 – 2 × fixing holes Ø 5 mm 4 – Motor
2 – 2 × fixing threaded holes M6 5 – Lubricant inlet
3 – Centrifugation nozzle 6 – Electric connector, 12 poles

To insure even lubrication of the cylinder

surface, use a lubricant distributor capable of
continuous delivery during the lubrication
cycle.
When selecting a grease, choose one that
will withstand the pressure presented by the
rotating nozzle. If there are any questions or
concerns about the proper lubricant choice,
please consult SKF.

SKF Lubrication Systems France SAS

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49404 Saumur cedex - France
Tel. +33 (0)2 241 404 200 · Fax +33 (0)2 241 404 242

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