Graco Inc., a manufacturer of fluid handling equipment, launched the GCI Series injector platform for single-line parallel automatic lubrication systems.

The lubrication industry's first cartridge injector, Graco GCI establishes a new level of durability and serviceability by delivering up to two times the life of current injectors while cutting replacement time from minutes to seconds, according to the manufacturer.

The new design doubles the output of current injectors in its class at a lower cost for increased uptime and savings on labor costs.

"A significant step forward for automatic lubrication technology, Graco GCI was developed with special considerations for both construction and mining maintenance professionals," said Shane Norman, Graco's Lubrication Equipment Division global product marketing manager.

"With simplicity at the core of its design, GCI significantly reduces replacement installation time, requiring only a single wrench and eliminating the need to disconnect lube lines. This new streamlined cartridge injector design leverages state-of-the-art manufacturing processes to deliver greater life. The unprecedented level of durability creates the opportunity to slash the number of injector replacements, parts costs and service downtime frequency to keep machines up and running."

The GCI Series injector platform is available in two- to six-bank aluminum and high-pressure steel manifold options, using the same mounting pattern as existing injector technology while taking up a smaller footprint. Locked-in color-coded output spacers dictate the amount of grease dispensed per lubrication cycle, reducing the likelihood of incorrect field adjustments during a repair.

Quick-exchange injectors deliver up to .150 cubic inches of grease at an accuracy level of +/- 3 percent and have a high-visibility 360-degree view indicator pin that enables easier troubleshooting.

This new cartridge injector system from Graco ushers in a new era of automatic lubrication system technology — transforming uptime, production capacity and profitability expectations through groundbreaking reductions in maintenance frequency, labor and costly downtime, the manufacturer said.

For more information, visit www.graco.com/GCI.

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