Lubrication
Lubricating Kiln & Dryer Tire Bores the Easy Way
Properly lubricating the inside tire bore of your rotary kilns and dryers will protect the wear pads and stock blocks, yielding significant cost savings by preventing maintenance failures and unplanned downtime.
- Patrick Loe
- Lubrication Engineers, Inc.
The Low Rate-High Rate Technique in Bearing Optimization
The Low Rate/ High Rate Technique is a measuring method that was developed to follow up not only the bearing damage condition, but also the lubrication condition of rolling element bearings.
- Håkan Hedlund
- SPM Instrument AB
Lubricants Can’t Be Green … Can They?
Today, many want to “go green” in various aspects of their lives. The question is, what does this mean? It is typically meant to be a business or lifestyle choice to act in environmentally friendly ways...
- John Sander
- Lubrication Engineers
Versatile Grease for All Seasons, All Equipment
For anyone needing a long-lasting extreme pressure grease that ensures dependable protection in a broad temperature range, Monolec Multiplex Lubricant is the answer.
- John Sander
- Lubrication Engineers
Let’s Talk About Food Grade Grease
Food grade grease offerings can play a significant role in preventing costly damage brought on by severe operating conditions in food, beverage and pharmaceutical applications.
- John Sander
- Lubrication Engineers
Protective Coating for Wire Rope, Chains & Cables
Wirelife Almasol Coating Grease (453-451) is a soft, semifluid formulation designed to coat wire rope as well as moving chain and cable parts to ensure long life and smooth, quiet operation. Its tacky, water-resistant characteristics enable it to adhere strongly to rapidly moving parts and to seal out damaging moisture.
- John Sander
- Lubrication Engineers
Best Kept Secret in Bearing Uptime
Vari-Purpose Lubricant is cool-running, long-lasting, and water-resistant. It dramatically lengthens grease intervals, eliminates bearing failures, can extend bearing life by up to threefold, and does not harden with age.
- John Sander
- Lubrication Engineers
What Are Rolling Element Bearing Defects And What Causes Them?
Rolling element bearing defects are typically artifacts of mechanically induced stresses or lubrication issues that create small cracks or defects within the mechanical components of the bearing, leading to increased vibration.
- Pete Sopcik
- Analog Devices, Inc
Xport Ultra Lubricator for Remote Grease Lines
The Xport® Ultra automatic single point lubricator is an extremely versatile and capable lubrication system suited to a wide range of applications that demand high lubrication rates and where long remote grease lines are necessary to ensure safe access. It operates fully automatically, independent of temperature, and offers a precise discharge.
- John Sander
- Lubrication Engineers
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