So funktioniert ein Progressivverteiler - what really happens inside a progressive distributor
Auf den ersten Blick ist ein Schmierstoffverteiler ein unscheinbarer Metallblock mit Leitungsanschlüssen auf allen Seiten. Erst der Blick ins Innere zeigt die ausgeklügelte Funktionsweise. Dazu gibt es zahlreiche Animationen, doch am eindurcksvollsten ist der Blick in einen echten Verteiler, der mit echtem Fett betrieben wird. At first glance, a lubricant distributor is an inconspicuous metal block with line connections on all sides. Only a look inside shows the sophisticated functionality. There are numerous animations availabe, but the most impressive is the view into a real distributor that is operated with real grease.

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