SKF launches Progressive Lubrication Pump PLP to increase uptime and reduce maintenance costs

GOTHENBURG, Sweden, 21 September 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- SKF today announces the launch of its new Progressive Lubrication Pump (PLP), an automatic lubrication solution designed to help customers improve machine reliability, reduce maintenance effort, and lower the total cost of ownership.

Built on Lincoln and SKF lubrication expertise, PLP combines proven performance with a modern, modular design. Suitable for industrial and mobile applications, it simplifies installation, operation, and service while providing improved visibility of lubricant levels and system status.

"Every hour of unplanned downtime matters. PLP helps customers improve equipment reliability, simplify maintenance, and keep their operations running efficiently", says Christophe Laurans, Head of Automatic Lubrication Systems.

Key customer benefits include:

- Faster installation and commissioning

- Reduced maintenance through improved accessibility and serviceability

- Reliable lubrication that helps protect critical components

- Better control through grease level monitoring and connectivity options

- Easier upgrades and long-term investment protection

PLP is the first product family built on SKF's new lubrication platform, creating a foundation for future developments and expanded functionality.

"PLP delivers immediate performance benefits while providing a progressive lubrication platform that can evolve with our customers' needs of asset reliability in mobile and fixed equipment", says Philipp Herlein, Managing Director, SKF Lubrication Lifetime Solutions

Automatic lubrication systems help ensure that the right amount of lubricant reaches critical components at the right time, reducing manual lubrication tasks, supporting longer equipment life, improving worker safety, and helping customers increase productivity while lowering maintenance costs.

Aktiebolaget SKF

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