Product Overview Lincoln HTL 201US Hydraulic Lubrication Pump Arms and breakers move constantly and exert enough force to demolish a building or repair roads in a tough environment filled with grit and debris. Many OEMs recommend constant lubrication of that hammer to achieve optimal performance and to hold down maintenance and repair costs. However, deadline-driven operators rarely halt work to grease the hammer, which can lead to breakdowns that grind down productivity and inflate repair expenses. Key source specifications include Maximum Lube Outlet Pressure: 1740 to 3916 psi (120 to 270 bar); Output Per Stroke: 0.13"/stroke (0.22 cm/stroke) to 0.41"/stroke (6.7 cm/stroke); Model 85446; Operating Temperature: -13°F to +140°F/-25°C to +60°C. Key Features Maximum Lube Outlet Pressure: 1740 to 3916 psi (120 to 270 bar) Output Per Stroke: 0.13"/stroke (0.22 cm/stroke) to 0.41"/stroke (6.7 cm/stroke) Operating Temperature: -13°F to +140°F/-25°C to +60°C Hydraulic Port: G 1/4 BSPP O-Ring Maximum Hydraulic Operating Pressure: 1160 to 3045 psi (80 to 210 bar) Lincoln HTL 201US Hydraulic Lubrication Pump Ideal For Choose this product if you need: Systems operating within the listed pressure specifications Not Ideal For Not ideal for pressures above the listed 1160 to 3045 psi (80 to 210 bar) maximum or temperatures outside the listed -13°F to +140°F/-25°C to +60°C range. Product Details Review the product details below to confirm the maximum lube outlet pressure, output per stroke, model / mpn, operating temperature, hydraulic port match your equipment or lubrication system. Shared Product Details Model / MPN 85446 Brand Lincoln Operating Temperature -13°F to +140°F/-25°C to +60°C Hydraulic Port G 1/4 BSPP O-Ring Maximum Hydraulic Operating Pressure 1160 to 3045 psi (80 to 210 bar) Maximum Lube Outlet Pressure 1740 to 3916 psi (120 to 270 bar) Output Per Stroke 0.13"/stroke (0.22 cm/stroke) to 0.41"/stroke (6.7 cm/stroke) Compatibility Applications: Construction, OEMs, hydraulic hammer retrofits, demolition attachments, and medium to larger breakers/hammers. Mounts directly on the hydraulic device and lubricates continuously while in operation Continuous lubrication with small quantities during the working cycle Compact design Independent - the pump stays with the tool that requires lubrication even if the carrier unit is exchanged 14.5 oz. cartridge can be replaced or the reservoir bulk filled with the special built-in adapter making it deal for OEMs or rental fleets that specify a specific grease or chisel paste on their equipment Low lubricant level indicator lets operator know when to fill or change cartridges Delivers precise lubrication every time the hammer operates Increase productivity - no work interruption Reduces machine repairs and replacement costs Additional Product Information Arms and breakers move constantly and exert enough force to demolish a building or repair roads in a tough environment filled with grit and debris. Many OEMs recommend constant lubrication of that hammer to achieve optimal performance and to hold down maintenance and repair costs. However, deadline-driven operators rarely halt work to grease the hammer, which can lead to breakdowns that grind down productivity and inflate repair expenses. Lincoln's HTL Pumps make precise, consistent lubrication a realty. Now your operator can lubricate the hammer without leaving the cab. The pumps attach directly to the hammer, and your operator, with the push of a pedal, automatically sends a continuous flow of hydraulic fluid to the pump. Then the pump gives continuous grease to lubricate the bearing points. When the operator's foot comes off the pedal, pressure releases the flow in the pump so its ready to lubricate again. Frequently Asked Questions What model number should I verify? Confirm model or manufacturer part number 85446. What pressure is listed? The supplied specifications list 1160 to 3045 psi (80 to 210 bar). How many outlets are listed? The supplied specifications list 1740 to 3916 psi (120 to 270 bar).