At the heart of the QuickLuber is a sealed gas cell activated by a controlled electrochemical reaction. Once triggered, this reaction gradually produces a gas (hydrogen), which builds up pressure inside the chamber over time.
As the pressure increases, it acts against an internal piston. This constant force moves the lubricant from the reservoir towards the application point — typically a bearing, gear, or other rotating component.
The process is carefully calibrated to ensure a stable and continuous flow of lubricant over a defined period, which can range from several weeks to several months, depending on the model and configuration. This makes QuickLuber a reliable solution for long-term lubrication without manual intervention.

