GRACO G3 Electric Lubrication Pump, 4L Reservoir, 24V, MAX Series – (SKU: 24G875)

Description

The GRACO G3 Electric Lubrication Pump is a robust, electric piston pump designed for automatic lubrication of off-road equipment and vehicles. It is constructed for durability and reliability, intended to deliver grease or oil to injector-based and series progressive lubrication systems. The 4L (MAX) model features a 4-liter reservoir and 24V power supply, making it suitable for demanding environments.

Key Features:

• Electric Piston Pump
• G3, 4L, MAX, 24V
• Rugged, durable design for harsh environments
• Adjustable: 0.12, 0.18, or 0.25 in per element per minute (2, 3, or 4 cm)
• Maximum working pressure: 5,100 psi (351.6 bar, 35.1 MPa)
• Injector-based and series progressive lubrication systems
• CE, ETL (conforms to UL 73, certified to CSA 22.2 No. 68-09), IP69K
• Flexible design with multiple reservoir sizes (2, 4, 8, 12, or 16L)
• Up to three pump elements (one standard, two optional)
• Three controller options for custom control
• Advanced flow dynamics and load minimizing drive
• Adjustable stroke pumps
• Data Management System (DMS) for performance tracking
• Operating temperature: -40 to 158F (-40 to 70C) depending on lubricant
• Maximum run time: 30 minutes
• Maximum NLGI grade: 2

Applications:
Automatic lubrication for off-road equipment, vehicles, and machinery in industries such as mining, agriculture, construction, and transportation.

Installation Notes:

• Using genuine GRACO parts ensures optimal performance, reliability, and compatibility with existing systems. Non-genuine parts may compromise system integrity and void warranties.
• Ensure the pump is installed in a location protected from extreme environmental conditions and physical damage.
• Follow manufacturer guidelines for electrical connections and grounding.
• Use compatible lubricants (oil or grease up to NLGI #2).
• Regularly inspect and maintain the pump and reservoir to prevent contamination and ensure consistent lubrication.
• Utilize the Data Management System (DMS) for monitoring and troubleshooting.