Trico 30802 Micro Lubricant System 2 Outlet

Product Description

The TRICO 30802 is a two-outlet micro lubricant system designed to deliver controlled, minimal-quantity lubrication to cutting tools and workpieces during machining operations. The unit operates within a pressure range of 60 psi to 125 psi and includes a 16 oz minimum tank capacity, making it suitable for sustained production runs without frequent refills. The system ships with 6 feet of polyurethane delivery line and Loc-Line nozzles for flexible, directional coolant placement. Controls are straightforward with no timer programming required, reducing setup time and operator error on the shop floor.

This micro lubricant system is intended for use in metalworking and machining environments where flood coolant is impractical or undesirable. Typical applications include milling, tapping, and sawing operations. The two-outlet configuration allows simultaneous lubrication at two tool positions or cutting zones, making it well suited for multi-spindle setups or production lines where consistent lubrication at more than one point is required. Installation and setup are handled by machinists or maintenance technicians familiar with compressed air systems and machining tool interfaces.

Key Features

• Two independent outlets for simultaneous lubrication at multiple cutting positions
• Operating pressure range of 60 psi to 125 psi for compatibility with standard shop air supplies
• Minimum tank capacity of 16 oz for extended run time between refills
• Includes 6 feet of polyurethane delivery line for flexible routing
• Loc-Line nozzles allow precise, directional coolant targeting at the tool tip
• Simple controls with no timer to configure, reducing setup complexity

Compatibility

Designed for milling, tapping, and sawing applications where minimal-quantity lubrication is required. Suitable for use with standard compressed air shop systems operating between 60 psi and 125 psi.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a machinist or maintenance technician. Before connecting to the air supply, confirm shop air pressure falls within the 60 psi to 125 psi operating range. Disconnect and depressurize the air line before performing any service, nozzle adjustment, or tank refill. Route the polyurethane delivery line clear of moving machine components to prevent wear or damage during operation.