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Details the Bravo electric piston pump, its modular reservoir, and control options.
Explanation of centralized lubrication systems and their benefits for machinery.
Details the Bravo electric piston pump, its modular reservoir, and control options.
Information on how to identify the pump, its part number, and operating voltage.
Table detailing operating voltage, current, weight, output, pressure, and environmental limits.
Details for the control panel, including voltage, load, temperature, and protection features.
Information on connector types, nominal voltage, poles, cable size, and max current.
Identification of key components of the Bravo Grease pump, like reservoir and control panel.
Identification of key components of the Bravo Oil pump, like reservoir and control panel.
Describes the three operating modes for the automatic version's control board: CYCLE, PULSE, OFF.
Procedures for unpacking the pump and checking for transport damage.
Steps for connecting and securing the base plate to the pump body.
Recommendations for mounting the pump, including location, clearance, and accessibility.
Procedure for installing or relocating pump elements, including torque specifications.
Guidance on installing an optional SMP or SMPM distributor valve to divide lubricant.
Detailed diagrams showing various connector types for different voltage and version configurations.
Wiring diagrams for 12/24 VAC-VDC, 110VAC, and 230VAC power supply connections.
Diagrams for connecting the cycle sensor in automatic and manual versions.
Wiring for minimum level signaling in automatic and manual versions.
Diagrams for connecting remote control switches and lamps.
Essential checks and precautions to take before starting the pump.
Steps for operating the pump, including mode setting and checking lubricant delivery.
Procedure to adjust the flow rate of the progressive pumping unit.
Overview of the automatic version's control panel layout and button functions.
Functions like locking/unlocking keyboard and resetting defaults using button combinations.
Table detailing operative parameters, modes, defaults, ranges, and notes for configuration.
Scheduled maintenance tasks, including checks on tubing, reservoir, and filter.
Information on suitable lubricants, compatibility with seals, and comparisons of NLGI/ASTM classifications.
Details the Bravo electric piston pump, its modular reservoir, and control options.
Explanation of centralized lubrication systems and their benefits for machinery.
Details the Bravo electric piston pump, its modular reservoir, and control options.
Information on how to identify the pump, its part number, and operating voltage.
Table detailing operating voltage, current, weight, output, pressure, and environmental limits.
Details for the control panel, including voltage, load, temperature, and protection features.
Information on connector types, nominal voltage, poles, cable size, and max current.
Identification of key components of the Bravo Grease pump, like reservoir and control panel.
Identification of key components of the Bravo Oil pump, like reservoir and control panel.
Describes the three operating modes for the automatic version's control board: CYCLE, PULSE, OFF.
Procedures for unpacking the pump and checking for transport damage.
Steps for connecting and securing the base plate to the pump body.
Recommendations for mounting the pump, including location, clearance, and accessibility.
Procedure for installing or relocating pump elements, including torque specifications.
Guidance on installing an optional SMP or SMPM distributor valve to divide lubricant.
Detailed diagrams showing various connector types for different voltage and version configurations.
Wiring diagrams for 12/24 VAC-VDC, 110VAC, and 230VAC power supply connections.
Diagrams for connecting the cycle sensor in automatic and manual versions.
Wiring for minimum level signaling in automatic and manual versions.
Diagrams for connecting remote control switches and lamps.
Essential checks and precautions to take before starting the pump.
Steps for operating the pump, including mode setting and checking lubricant delivery.
Procedure to adjust the flow rate of the progressive pumping unit.
Overview of the automatic version's control panel layout and button functions.
Functions like locking/unlocking keyboard and resetting defaults using button combinations.
Table detailing operative parameters, modes, defaults, ranges, and notes for configuration.
Scheduled maintenance tasks, including checks on tubing, reservoir, and filter.
Information on suitable lubricants, compatibility with seals, and comparisons of NLGI/ASTM classifications.
The DropsA BRAVO is an electric lubrication pump designed for both fixed and mobile applications, providing centralized lubrication for industrial and mobile machinery. This system significantly reduces maintenance costs, minimizes machinery downtime due to poor lubrication, and extends equipment life. It also allows for frequent lubrication of hard-to-reach points.
The BRAVO pump delivers oil or grease to friction points within a lubrication system. It operates as an electric piston pump, with the pumping element driven by a camshaft connected to a reducing gearbox. The pump can be fitted with up to three pumping elements, one of which is standard and may include an integrated pre-set bypass (pressure safety valve). It features a modular reservoir available in 2, 5, or 8-liter capacities, with a minimum level sensing device fitted as standard at the base. For grease versions, a stirrer device with a reservoir wiper helps eliminate air and facilitates pumping, even at lower temperatures. The pump is available in two main versions:
General| Brand | DROPSA |
|---|---|
| Model | BRAVO |
| Category | Water Pump |
| Language | English |
