voiteltava

Voiteltava is a Finnish term that translates to "greaseable" or "lubricatable" in English. It refers to a component or a system designed to receive and hold lubricant, typically grease, to reduce friction and wear between moving parts. This design often incorporates features such as grease nipples, zerks, or grease fittings, which are specialized ports that allow for the easy injection of lubricant using a grease gun.

The purpose of making a component voiteltava is to ensure its longevity and smooth operation. Regular lubrication is crucial for preventing premature wear, corrosion, and seizing of mechanical parts. Applications wherevoiteltava components are commonly found include automotive systems like wheel bearings, universal joints, and suspension components, as well as industrial machinery, agricultural equipment, and heavy-duty vehicles. The ability to easily access and replenish lubricant is a key design consideration for maintaining optimal performance and extending the service life of these parts.