The GRACO G3 Max Automatic Lubrication Pump is a robust, electrically powered pump designed for reliable oil or grease lubrication in industrial equipment. It features a built-in controller, selectable pump timers, and advanced monitoring capabilities. The pump is constructed with durable materials suitable for demanding environments and is intended for use in progressive or injector-based lubrication systems.

Key Features:

• Automatic lubrication pump (oil or grease)
• G3 Max, 8L reservoir
• Adjustable pump output per element per minute: 0.12 in³, 0.18 in³, 0.25 in³ (2 cm³, 3 cm³, 4 cm³)
• Max pressure: 5100 psi (352 bar)
• Oil or grease up to NLGI #2
• CE, ETL, IP69K, conforms to UL 73, certified to CSA 22.2 No. 68-09
• Built-in controller with selectable pump on/off timer
• Low level indicator with warning and shut-down alarm
• Manual run capability
• Easy-to-read LED display
• Monitoring of up to three independent zones
• Programmable machine count feature
• Alarm signal for lube system shutdown
• Warning signal prior to shutdown
• Password protected access to control
• Pre-lube capability
• Easy-to-use navigation keys
• Remote manual run option
• Vent valve
• DIN rail mounting

Applications:
Suitable for industrial machinery requiring automatic, reliable lubrication, including mining, agriculture, manufacturing, and other heavy-duty applications. Ideal for equipment that is inconsistently used or requires precise lubrication control.

Installation Notes:

• Using genuine GRACO parts ensures optimal performance, reliability, and safety of the lubrication system.
• Mount the pump securely using DIN rail or appropriate mounting hardware
• Ensure proper electrical connections according to the manual
• Connect sensors and alarms as required for system monitoring
• Use only compatible lubricants (oil or grease up to NLGI #2)
• Regularly check and maintain the reservoir and pump elements
• Refer to the manual for detailed wiring and setup instructions
• Monitor lubricant level and refill as needed
• Check for alarm signals and address faults promptly
• Inspect pump elements and replace if worn
• Keep the control panel and sensors clean and free from debris
• Perform periodic system tests to ensure proper operation