
SKF LL/RL-1-A centralized lubrication component
- Brand
- SKF
- Category
- Greases and lubrication
- Subcategory
- Centralized lubrication systems
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Since 1945 · Martínez, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Description
SKF LL/RL-1-A is a reference of centralized lubrication component, within Greases and lubrication. Request a quote for LL/RL-1-A via WhatsApp or email with the quantity you need; we respond promptly with the quote and equivalents.
This component is a spare part or piece of an SKF Lincoln centralized lubrication system. These systems deliver lubricant automatically and in a controlled manner to multiple points of a machine, reducing wear and extending the life of bearings, guides, and chains. The item designation is a Lincoln part number, not a standardized measurement, so to identify the correct part you must rely on that code and the component type: pump, metering device, fitting, hose, or connector.
The designation of these components follows Lincoln's part number logic: it is not a technical nomenclature with embedded measurements, but a code that identifies a part within the system. Therefore, it is not interpreted like a bearing or a belt. The code LL/RL-1-A is the one you need to provide in full so we can confirm the part. If you have the system manual or the pump nameplate, even better: that way the part number is cross-referenced with the equipment where it is mounted.
These components are used in production lines, machine tools, mining equipment, cranes, presses, and continuous conveying systems. In food and beverage plants, for example, Lincoln metering devices and fittings allow lubricating hard-to-reach points without stopping the line. They also appear in road and agricultural equipment, where centralized lubrication avoids manual point-by-point greasing. MR Accesorios Industriales markets this line for replacement and assembly of complete systems.
To choose a centralized lubrication component correctly, first identify its function within the system: a pump is not the same as a metering device, a fitting, or a hose. Then verify compatibility with the lubricant you use (NLGI 2 grease, oil, etc.) and with environmental conditions. During installation, keep connections clean and bleed the system; an air bubble or a loose connection unbalances the metering. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for torque and bleeding sequence.
When you need to replace a component, do not rely on appearance alone: the Lincoln part number is the safe reference. Different centralized lubrication system manufacturers use their own nomenclatures, and although some fittings or hoses may be compatible in terms of thread or diameter, it is not advisable to mix without verifying. At MR we help you cross-reference the old code with the current part. If in doubt, send us a photo of the part and the area where it is mounted.
To request a quote for any component in this line, provide the complete code that appears on the equipment or in the manual. If you don't have it handy, describe the system, the pump brand, and the component type. At MR Accesorios Industriales we work with SKF as a brand that we market, and we can guide you to order the correct part. Write to us on WhatsApp and we will respond with the quote.
Dimensions
Dimensions and tolerances: Send us the part number via WhatsApp and we'll confirm the dimensions and version against the manufacturer's data sheet.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I identify the spare part I need if I don't have the part number?
- Check the system manual or the pump nameplate: the parts breakdown with Lincoln codes is usually there. If you can't find it, send us photos of the part and where it is mounted, along with the equipment brand and model. With that information we can guide you to identify the component.
- Can I replace a Lincoln component with one from another brand?
- In general, it is not advisable to mix components from different brands in the same system, because threads, metering flow rates, and working pressures change. Some fittings or hoses may match in size, but it is best to verify compatibility before installing. Contact us with the code and we will advise you.
- What information do you need to quote a centralized lubrication component?
- Provide the complete part number (for example, LL/RL-1-A), the system brand and model, and if possible a photo of the part. It also helps to know what lubricant you use and what equipment it is mounted on. With that we will give you the quote via WhatsApp.

