Pneumatic Lubricators — Inline & Modular Designs

A pneumatic lubricator injects a controlled mist of oil into the compressed air stream, coating internal components of downstream tools and valves to reduce friction and wear. It also helps prevent moisture-related freeze-ups in cold environments, extending equipment service life and minimizing unplanned downtime in industrial pneumatic systems.

In a pneumatic circuit, the lubricator is typically the third component of the FRL (Filter-Regulator-Lubricator) unit, positioned just before actuators or tools. It meters oil into the airflow to lubricate moving parts. Inline and modular designs allow easy integration into existing circuits for consistent, automated lubrication delivery.

Yes. The X831 Chill Kill is specifically designed for application through standard air line lubricators (oil reservoirs) or an oil can, making it a direct drop-in solution for existing maintenance programs without requiring special equipment or system modifications.

The X831 Chill Kill is engineered for severe weather and extreme cold environments. It eliminates freezing moisture around air line ports and valves even in harsh winter conditions, maintaining lubricant film strength where standard oils and alcohol-based deicers fail or cause equipment damage.

Yes. Alcohol-based deicers can corrode seals, deteriorate rubber components, and damage metal surfaces inside pneumatic systems. The X831 Chill Kill's non-alcohol formula is specifically designed to protect equipment while still preventing freeze-ups, making it a safer long-term solution for industrial pneumatic maintenance programs.

The X831 Chill Kill is available in 330-gallon totes and bulk tank quantities, with a minimum order of 1,500 gallons for tank supply. Buying direct from Zircon Industries can save 30–50% compared to distributor pricing. Contact Zircon at 800-547-4328 for current pricing and lead times.