Lincoln 877 Mechanical Lubricant Meter 1/2 Fnpt Quart

Product Description

The LINCOLN 877 is a mechanical lubricant meter designed for measuring fluid dispensing in shop and service environments. It features 1/2 inch FNPT threaded inlet and outlet connections and measures output in quarts with a dial graduated to 16 quarts. The meter operates without electrical power, relying entirely on mechanical action to track fluid flow. It is commonly installed by automotive service technicians, fleet maintenance professionals, and lubrication equipment specialists working with bulk fluid dispensing setups. At 5.2 pounds, the unit is built for durable fixed or portable installation on fluid dispensing systems.

The LINCOLN 877 is suited for use in automotive shops, fleet service bays, and industrial maintenance facilities where accurate fluid dispensing records are required. It handles antifreeze, automatic transmission fluid (ATF), and various oils. The 1/2 inch FNPT connections allow straightforward integration into standard fluid dispensing lines and bulk fluid transfer equipment. Both inlet and outlet threads conform to FNPT standards, simplifying installation with common pipe fittings.

Key Features

• Mechanical operation requires no electrical power source
• 1/2 inch FNPT inlet and outlet thread connections for standard pipe fitting compatibility
• Quart-based measurement with dial graduated to 16 quarts
• Compatible with antifreeze, ATF, and oils
• Compact design at 5.2 pounds for fixed or portable mounting

Compatibility

Designed for use with antifreeze, automatic transmission fluid (ATF), and oils in standard fluid dispensing systems using 1/2 inch FNPT threaded connections.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a qualified lubrication equipment technician or automotive service professional. Shut off fluid supply and relieve line pressure completely before connecting or disconnecting the meter. Use appropriate thread sealant on FNPT connections and verify all joints are leak-free before returning the system to service. Follow applicable facility and equipment manufacturer guidelines for fluid system assembly.