Bijur Delimon International, a global leader in automated lubrication systems for manufacturing equipment, has launched a new web site, www.luberevolution.com, dedicated to the needs of the packaging, bottling and process industries.
The purpose of the site is to give engineers access to an interactive tool they can use to explore a variety of standard and innovative lubrication solutions offered by Bijur Delimon International. It only takes a minute or two to enter the type of lubricator (pneumatic, electric, manual, single-point), lubrication metering device (series progressive block or injector) and the number of points they need to lubricate. Then the tool generates a system ideally suited to these requirements.
Scott Batchelor, North America marketing manager for Bijur Delimon International, said, "We want to show customers that they have choices and options when purchasing a lubrication system from Bijur Delimon International. We believe that visitors to the site will see products displayed there as a new solution to the age-old process of lubrication."
Jim Carse, national sales manager, added, "We have made significant improvements to some of our products for packaging, processing and bottling that surpass what our competitors currently offer. For example, our injectors have tested at over 400,000 cycles before failing. M2500 divider valves and our lubricators have also been upgraded. It's part of our strategy of offering complete systems that meet today's most demanding lubrication requirements."
Advanced lubrication solutions from Bijur Delimon International will be on display at PACK EXPO International 2006 (Booth N-5550).
For more information, visit Bijur Delimon International at www.bijurdelimon.com.
Bijur Delimon International is a global leader in the design and manufacture of diverse fluid dispensing and complementary product lines. Lubrication dispensing products range from simple single-point grease feeders to complex automatic systems that dispense oil or grease to hundreds of points. Bijur Delimon International has major manufacturing and distribution facilities in the
