Competitor Cross-Reference
Ten centralised-lubrication brands, each matched to the AMAG family that covers the same duty: never a part-number swap, always a real system-to-system match. Pick your brand, or send the nameplate code straight to WhatsApp.
Bijur
Bijur Delimon is one of the best-known names in centralised lubrication, built around a few named system types: Single-Line Resistance (SLR), Positive Displacement Injector (PDI), and progressive divider-valve manifolds (the M2500G, 3000 and PVBM series). AMAG's own range covers the same duty classes. This isn't a part-number match. Send the nameplate code and a photo and we'll confirm the exact one.
3 matched systems →Dropsa
Dropsa is an Italian centralised-lubrication brand sold worldwide, built around a handful of named system types: Single Line 01 (spiral divider), 33V positive-displacement injectors, and Progressive Divider valve systems. AMAG's own range covers the same duty classes. This isn't a part-number match. Send the nameplate code and a photo and we'll confirm the exact one.
3 matched systems →SKF / Lincoln
SKF (which absorbed Lincoln Industrial's lubrication business) sells centralised lubrication under both names, built around named system types including Quicklub / Modular Lube (progressive) and Centro-Matic (single-line injector). AMAG's own range covers the same duty classes. This isn't a part-number match. Send the nameplate code and a photo and we'll confirm the exact one.
2 matched systems →Showa
Showa Corporation is a Japanese centralised-lubrication brand built around three named system types: resistance distribution, volumetric (piston) distribution, and progressive block distribution under its Dester line. AMAG's own range covers the same duty classes. This isn't a part-number match. Send the nameplate code and a photo and we'll confirm the exact one.
3 matched systems →Cenlub
Cenlub Systems is an Indian centralised-lubrication manufacturer known best for its progressive-block, Single Shot and dual-line ranges. AMAG's own range covers the same progressive and fixed-dose duty as Cenlub's Progressive and Single Shot systems. This isn't a part-number match. Send the nameplate code and a photo and we'll confirm the exact one.
2 matched systems →Vogel
Vogel (Willy Vogel AG, now SKF Lubrication Systems Germany) sells centralised lubrication under names including MonoFlex, ProFlex, DuoFlex and MultiFlex. MonoFlex's fixed-dose metering and ProFlex's progressive-block mechanism both line up with an AMAG duty class. This isn't a part-number match. Send the nameplate code and a photo and we'll confirm the exact one.
2 matched systems →Chen Ying
Chen Ying Oil Machine is a Taiwanese centralised-lubrication manufacturer selling CV Type progressive feeders and CAB/T Type volumetric distributors. AMAG's own range covers the same duty classes. This isn't a part-number match. Send the nameplate code and a photo and we'll confirm the exact one.
2 matched systems →ISHAN
ISHAN (Ishan Precision Industrial, Taiwan) sells three named system types: Resistance Lubrication, Volumetric Lubrication (DT/DX/DFA series), and DU-series Progressive Distribution. AMAG's own range covers the same duty classes. This isn't a part-number match. Send the nameplate code and a photo and we'll confirm the exact one.
3 matched systems →IGLAN
IGLAN (Dongguan IGLAN Machinery) is a Chinese centralised-lubrication manufacturer selling resistance-type (AE-8), volumetric (LT-5, ASL5, DPB5) and progressive (ASV) distributors. AMAG's own range covers the same three duty classes. This isn't a part-number match. Send the nameplate code and a photo and we'll confirm the exact one.
3 matched systems →BAOTN
BAOTN Intelligent Lubrication Technology is a Chinese manufacturer selling resistance-type, volumetric and progressive grease/oil lines under its own BS/BF/GF/GP model prefixes. AMAG's own range covers the same three duty classes. This isn't a part-number match. Send the nameplate code and a photo and we'll confirm the exact one.
3 matched systems →Don't see your brand?
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