Bijur Delimon 300050 | 3000 Valve Section, Twin

The Series 3000 progressive divider valve manifold effectively distributes and proportions incoming oil or grease to bearing points. Typically, a divider valve manifold comprises an inlet section, three to ten valves, and an end section, capable of serving up to 20 lubrication points. While the position of valve blocks within the manifold isn't critical, it's recommended to place the largest block next to the inlet block. Each divider valve block includes a sliding discharge piston and built-in outlet check valves, available in six output sizes. The discharge capacity of a block is determined by the piston diameter within the valve block.

Valve blocks feature two outlets at each end of the assembly (double outlet blocks) and provide rated discharge outputs from both outlets during one complete valve cycle. Single outlet blocks have one end outlet plugged (right side, inlet at the top) and deliver twice the rated output to the open outlet (left side, inlet at the top). To switch the open outlet to the right side, simply remove the plug and insert it in the left outlet. External cross porting of adjacent valves can be achieved using a kit to combine outputs.