★Free sample available★ Ultra-compact lubrication unit the size of a fingertip! Just integrate it into your equipment for automatic lubrication and maintenance-free operation!
Automatic lubrication and lubrication unit sample giveaway! Ultra-compact, perfect for equipment integration! Ideal for small lubrication points such as linear guides and ball screws!! *You can fill it with any grease or oil in an empty container. ━━《Free samples available for the first 100 companies》━━ ◎ No oiling work required all year round ◎ Prevents bearing seizure and chain breakage ◎ Any grease or oil can be filled ◎ CAD data for design can also be provided ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ *If you would like a free sample, please respond to the survey from the contact information below. 【Main Features】 ■ Compact body that can be used in any narrow space ■ Ideal for small lubrication points such as linear guides ■ Oil supply period can be set from 1 to 12 months ■ Can be mounted from any direction, 360°
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"Shimalube" is an automatic grease and oil lubricator that automatically supplies lubrication when installed in areas that require lubrication or greasing. It automates the tedious manual greasing and oil brushing, significantly reducing maintenance effort and costs. When setting the usage period, a small amount of electricity triggers a gas generation device, producing H2 gas. As the gas fills the interior of "Shimalube," it pushes down the piston, causing grease to be discharged.
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Machine tools Linear guide Ball screw Pump etc.
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The mission of Esti-J is to introduce overseas products that enhance the efficiency and safety of on-site operations. We aim to gain 100% trust and satisfaction not only from the end users who actually use the equipment, but also from the agents and retailers involved in the sale of our products, as well as from the overseas suppliers who provide the products.
