DELIMON DENCO DDM 5

Denco DDM 5 Dual-Line Divider Valve Description The Denco DDM 5 is a high-quality modular divider valve for dual-line centralized lubrication systems. It is designed to accurately dispense metered amounts of lubricant to various points on industrial machinery. With its adjustable output and robust construction, this valve is ideal for demanding applications in steel mills, paper machines, and other heavy industries. Specifications Manufacturer: Denco Model: DDM 5 Type: Dual-Line Modular Divider Valve Adjustable Output Volume: 0.5 cm3 to 5.0 cm3 per cycle Maximum Operating Pressure: 400 bar (5800 psi) Compatible Lubricants: Oil and grease up to NLGI grade 2 Label Info DDM 5 Max. 5.0 Min. 0.5 Application This divider valve is used in centralized lubrication systems to ensure that bearings, gears, and other critical machine components receive the correct amount of lubrication, reducing wear and preventing costly downtime. Country of Origin Made in the United Kingdom. CO2 Impact Choosing this reused Denco DDM 5 valve over a new one prevents the emission of an estimated 3.0 kg of CO2, which is equivalent to driving a car for 15 kilometers. Availability This item is in stock and ready for immediate dispatch. Order now from profideals for expert support and fast delivery. FAQ What type of lubricant is compatible with the Denco DDM 5 valve?The DDM 5 is designed to handle both oil and grease. It is typically compatible with greases up to NLGI grade 2. What is the maximum operating pressure for this divider valve?This valve is designed for dual-line systems and can typically operate at pressures up to 400 bar (5800 psi). How is the output volume adjusted on the DDM 5?The lubricant output is adjusted via a screw on the valve body, allowing for precise metering for each lubrication point. profideals is not an authorized distributor, reseller or representative of the products featured on this website. All product names, trademarks, brands and logos used on this site are the property of their respective owners. Last Update: Friday, March 13, 2026