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Brand: Timken
Timken Single-Point Lubricators G-Power D-Power M-Power
Description
Single-point lubricators G-Power, D-Power and M-Power
Timken single-point lubricators periodically deliver grease or oil to bearings, chains, guideways and other machine elements. The range has three models: the G-Power, a classic electrochemical lubricator in a metal case; the D-Power, an electrochemical all-in-one unit with a rotary dial; and the M-Power, an electromechanical lubricator with a replaceable cartridge and an LCD display.
Timken states discharge periods from one to twelve months, lubricant volumes from 60 cc to 250 cc, and a constant renewal of lubricant that supports equipment availability. Key applications named are belt conveyors, electric motors, pumps, and fans and blowers, with pillow block bearings, spherical bearings and housings, motor drive and non-drive ends, pump supports and seals among the lubrication points.
Technical specifications
| Parameter | G-Power | D-Power | M-Power |
|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Electrochemical, chemical activator | Electrochemical, integrated battery | Electromechanical, drive motor and battery |
| Discharge period | 1, 3, 6 or 12 months | 1 to 12 months | 1 to 12 months |
| Volume | 120 cc | 60 or 125 cc | 60, 120 or 250 cc |
| Maximum pressure | 4 bar / 50 psi | 5 bar / 73 psi | 6 bar / 87 psi |
| Operating temperature | 0 to 40 C | -20 to 60 C | -10 to 60 C |
| Protection class | Not stated | IP 68 | IP 65 |
| Setting | Activator screw | Dial / rotary switch | Push button and display |
All three models are listed for grease up to NLGI 2 or oil, with an outside thread of R1/4. Sources: Timken Single-Point Lubrication Systems brochure.
Selecting a model
The G-Power is the simple, robust option with a one-time activation, a steel housing, and explosion-proof and mining approvals. The D-Power adds adjustable monthly discharge settings, IP 68 protection, outdoor temperature capability and an FM approval, in two sizes. The M-Power is fully automatic and operates independent of temperature and counter pressure, with pressure build-up of up to 6 bar permitting remote mounting up to 5 m, a purge button and red and green LED status signals.
Remote mounting is recommended when guards must be removed to reach the lubrication point, when access is unsafe while running, or when vibration, heat, water or impact could damage the unit. The brochure lists install kits with beam clamp or cage hanger mounting for the D-Power and M-Power.
Selection also depends on the lubricant. Grease up to NLGI 2 and oil are both possible, but oil-filled D-Power units have an integrated oil retaining valve while oil-filled M-Power units need a separate oil retaining valve. Check the mounting thread, hose length, ambient temperature, ingress protection and required discharge period against the lubrication point before ordering, and use the Timken installation guides to activate each unit correctly.
The lubricators discharge a fixed volume of lubricant over the chosen period, so the volume and discharge setting should be matched to the manufacturer lubrication quantity for each bearing or machine element. Over-lubricating can damage electric motor windings, and the brochure advises a grease trap or grease relief at motor bearing positions to avoid over greasing.
Documents and quotation
The attached Timken brochure covers all three lubricators, mounting solutions, accessories, lubricants and ordering. Other items are grouped under Electric Motors, Pumps and Turbines. To request a quotation from Seven Star LLC, an independent supplier in Muscat, send the model, cartridge size, discharge period, lubricant and quantity.
Datasheets & Documents
- Datasheet Timken Single-Point Lubrication Systems Brochure Download
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About brand
The Timken Company is an American manufacturer of bearings and power transmission products. Henry Timken patented an improved tapered roller bearing in 1898 and incorporated the company in St. Louis in 1899; it moved to Canton, Ohio, in 1901 and is headquartered in North Canton, Ohio. Timken is listed on the New York Stock Exchange and describes itself as the world's largest maker of tapered roller bearings.
Seven Star LLC is an independent supplier in Muscat. We list Timken bearings, mounted units and lubrication products for maintenance departments and workshops in Oman and the GCC.
Timken company profile
| Founded | 1899, St. Louis, Missouri, as the Timken Roller Bearing Axle Company |
|---|---|
| Founder | Henry Timken, carriage maker and holder of tapered roller bearing patents |
| Headquarters | North Canton, Ohio, USA |
| Ownership | Public company, New York Stock Exchange (TKR) |
| Product families | Tapered, cylindrical, spherical and ball bearings, housed units, couplings, gear drives, belts and chains, lubricants and lubrication systems |
Milestones
- 1898: Henry Timken receives a patent for his tapered roller bearing design.
- 1899: The Timken Roller Bearing Axle Company is incorporated in St. Louis.
- 1901: The company moves to Canton, Ohio, closer to the growing car industry.
Timken product series
Roller bearings include metric tapered roller bearings such as the 32206, EJ and EM spherical roller bearings in the 222 and 223 series such as the 22216EJW33, single-row cylindrical roller bearings (NU, N, NJ, NUP), double-row and four-row cylindrical roller bearings for rolling mills, and TSR thrust spherical roller bearings. Ball bearings include 7200 and 7300 single-row and 3200 and 3300 double-row angular contact bearings and corrosion-resistant stainless deep groove bearings.
Mounted products cover Fafnir ball bearing pillow blocks and flanges, corrosion-resistant mounted units, SAF split block and SNT split plummer block housings and solid-block spherical roller bearing pillow blocks. Lubrication products include GR mounted bearing greases, single-point lubricators and Solid Lube.
Where Timken bearings are used
Gearboxes, pumps, fans and blowers, conveyors and crushers, rolling mills, food processing lines and vehicle wheel ends.
Timken products we list
Ordering Timken bearings: what we need
Give the complete part number stamped on the bearing, including any prefix and suffix. Inch-series tapered roller bearings have separate numbers for cone and cup, so quote both. If the marking is worn, measure bore, outside diameter and width and tell us the machine and shaft position. For housed units give the housing type, shaft size and locking method. State the quantity and any precision class or special clearance required.
Facts checked against Timken's SEC filings and published company histories, October 2026.
Browse Timken products by category: Ball Bearings, Roller Bearings.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between G-Power, D-Power and M-Power?
G-Power is a metal-cased electrochemical unit, D-Power an electrochemical unit with a dial, and M-Power an electromechanical unit with display and replaceable cartridge.
What discharge periods are available?
G-Power offers 1, 3, 6 or 12 months; D-Power and M-Power offer 1 to 12 months in monthly steps.
Which lubricators can be mounted remotely?
The brochure lists remote install kits for the D-Power and M-Power.
Which model has the highest protection class?
D-Power is listed at IP 68 and M-Power at IP 65.
Is Seven Star LLC a distributor of Timken?
No, Seven Star LLC is an independent supplier in Muscat that quotes against the designation you provide.
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