HALS HGP-10LMG Lube Grease pump 220V

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The HALS HGP-10LMG, reference DOOSAN 400916-00961A, is a 220V electric grease pump designed for centralized lubrication systems used in CNC machine tools and industrial equipment. It supplies grease to guideways, ball screws, and other friction points to ensure reliable operation and reduce premature mechanical wear.

This pump features a 700 mL grease cartridge and delivers a flow rate of 7 cm³/min, with a discharge pressure of 50 kg/cm². Its operating temperature range is -10°C to +45°C. The motor operates at 24 V DC, with an output power of 8 W, a speed of 6,500 rpm, and a current of 0.8 A. The pump's electrical consumption is 24 W. It is manufactured in South Korea.

The HGP-10LMG is a suitable CNC replacement grease pump for machine maintenance and refurbishment. It helps restore normal lubrication cycles when an existing pump fails, leaks, or delivers insufficient grease. Before installation, check the electrical supply, wiring, connections, and compatibility with the machine's lubrication system.

Each unit can be inspected and tested on suitable test benches before shipment. It is packed for industrial transport and comes with a warranty subject to the applicable terms. Cnc-shopping also assists with sourcing obsolete CNC lubrication parts and may offer repair or exchange services, depending on the product and its condition.

Frequently asked questions about HGP-10LMG :

Is this grease pump suitable for machines that require 220V AC power?
Yes, this version is specified as a 220V unit. Always confirm the machine's actual supply voltage and the way the lubrication pump is powered in the cabinet before ordering a replacement.

What are typical reasons a centralized grease pump gets replaced in CNC maintenance?
Most replacements are driven by no output, intermittent delivery, electrical failure, or persistent lubrication alarms traced back to the pump. On older machines, replacement is often faster and more reliable than attempting internal repair when contamination or wear is suspected.