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Graco G3 electric lubrication pump

G3 - electric lubrication pump

Manual greasing gets missed, over-does some points and starves others. A Graco centralised system delivers the right amount of lubricant to every point automatically, extending machinery life, cutting operating cost and freeing the crew. G3 pumps, GL-11 injectors, GLC controllers and Trabon® divider valves.

22
lube points per Trabon valve assembly
241 bar
3500 psi: GL-11 & MSP
IP69K
G3 pump ingress rating
Oil + grease
to NLGI #2

The pump at the heart of the system

The G3 lubrication pump, with its figures from this page pinned to its parts. Hover or tap a number to trace it.

  1. 01Reservoir
    2 to 16 L2 / 4 / 8 / 12 / 16 L, for oil or grease.
  2. 02Power
    DC or ACDC 12/24V or AC 90-240V.
Graco G3 lubrication pump with its main parts numbered
G3 lubrication pump · photo: Graco
  1. 03Systems
    Progressive or injectorWorks with series-progressive and injector-based systems. Three controller options plus DMS data management.
  2. 04Housing
    IP69KThe G3 pump ingress rating.

Pump, Metering & Control

The building blocks of a Graco auto-lube system. Add any to your quote, or ask us to spec a complete system.

Graco G3 electric lubrication pumpPump

G3™ Electric Lubrication Pump

Series-progressive & injector systems

The flexible, rugged heart of the system: works with both series-progressive and injector-based systems, with an adjustable pump element so one pump fits many jobs.

Key specifications ⌄
SystemsSeries-progressive & injector-based
Reservoirs2 / 4 / 8 / 12 / 16 L (oil or grease)
PowerDC 12/24V · AC 90–240V
Elements1 adjustable standard, room for 2 more
IngressIP69K
ControllersThree options + DMS data management
Brochure (PDF) →
Graco Trabon MSP modular divider valvesDivider Valves

Trabon® MSP Divider Valves

Series-progressive metering

The industry-standard modular series-progressive divider valve: meters lubricant to the exact need of each point, with positive feedback and built-in check valves. Stackable and field-configurable.

Key specifications ⌄
FluidOil or grease up to NLGI #2
Max pressure3,500 psi (241 bar)
PointsUp to 22 per valve assembly
ConnectionsSAE, NPSF or BSPP
MaterialCorrosion-plated carbon steel (SST optional)
Output ratioUp to 16:1 between outlets
Brochure (PDF) →
Graco GL-11 grease injectorInjector

GL-11™ Grease Injector

Single-line parallel metering

High-volume injector for the most demanding points: adjustable output, tested beyond 250,000 cycles, and bolt-on compatible with Lincoln® Centro-Matic SL-11 injectors.

Key specifications ⌄
Max operating pressure3,500 psi (241 bar)
Output range0.05–0.50 in³ (0.82–8.2 cm³)
FluidNLGI #2 grease (down to 0 °C)
DurabilityTested > 250,000 cycles
CompatibilityBolt-on with Lincoln SL-11
Graco P/N24A918
Brochure (PDF) →
Graco GLC 2200 lubrication controllerController

GLC 2200™ Controller

Monitoring & alarms

Compact controller that runs the cycle and watches over it: digital readout, monitoring LEDs and visual/audible alarms for lube-event failures and low lubricant level, protecting expensive machinery.

Key specifications ⌄
Supply9–30 VDC
DisplayDigital readout, monitoring LEDs
AlarmsVisual & audible (in-cab or remote)
ProgrammingIcon push-buttons, plug-and-play
MountingExternal tabs, no need to open the box
Graco P/N24N468
Brochure (PDF) →

Right lubricant, right point, right time, every time

Deck cranes, winches, steering gear, hatch-cover bearings and pedestals all need regular greasing, and on a busy vessel, manual rounds get skipped or rushed. A centralised automatic lubrication system meters the correct dose of oil or grease to every point on a set schedule, so bearings never run dry and never get over-packed. The result is longer machinery life, lower operating cost, higher uptime, and crew time back. Graco builds the whole chain: the G3 electric pump, Trabon® MSP series-progressive divider valves or GL-11 single-line injectors, and the GLC 2200 controller that watches over it all.

Pump → Metering → Points → Monitored

Two proven architectures, both driven by the G3 pump and watched by the GLC controller.

Pump

The G3 electric pump holds the oil or grease and pushes a metered charge into the supply line on schedule.

Meter

Trabon MSP divider valves (series-progressive) or GL-11 injectors (single-line parallel) split that charge to each point in the right proportion.

Lubricate

Every bearing, pin and bushing gets its exact dose: no point starved, none over-packed.

Monitor

The GLC 2200 confirms the cycle and raises an alarm on a fault or low level, so issues are caught early.

Series-Progressive (Trabon MSP)

Divider valves dispense to points in sequence and give positive feedback: if any point blocks, the whole system stalls and the controller flags it. Ideal for most marine machinery; up to 22 points per valve assembly.

Single-Line Parallel (GL-11)

Injectors fire in parallel off one main line, each independently adjustable for high volume at high pressure. Suits large point counts and heavy-duty bearings; easily extended in future.

The Machinery That Benefits Most

Anywhere greasing is frequent, awkward or easily missed is a candidate for automation.

Deck cranes & pedestals Mooring & anchor winches Hatch-cover bearings Steering gear Cargo-handling gear Engine-room bearings RoRo ramp hinges
Want a complete system, not just parts? Tell us the machine and the lube points and we'll spec the whole chain: pump, divider valves or injectors, controller and tubing, and quote it as a package.
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Automatic Lubrication: FAQ

What is automatic (centralised) lubrication?
A pump automatically delivers measured oil or grease to many lubrication points on a schedule, through divider valves (series-progressive) or injectors (single-line parallel). It keeps bearings correctly lubricated, extends machinery life, reduces operating cost and removes the need for manual greasing rounds.
Series-progressive or injector-based: which do I need?
Series-progressive systems (Trabon MSP divider valves) give positive feedback and suit most machines, with up to 22 points per valve assembly. Injector-based single-line parallel systems (GL-11) handle high volumes at high pressure and large point counts. The G3 pump drives either; we help you choose.
Can it dispense oil as well as grease?
Yes. The G3 pump and Trabon MSP valves handle oil or grease (up to NLGI #2), so the same architecture covers grease points and oil-lubricated machinery.
How is the system monitored?
The GLC 2200 controller (9–30 VDC) gives a digital readout, monitoring LEDs and visual/audible alarms, alerting the operator to lube-event failures and low lubricant level so problems are caught before a bearing runs dry.

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