Bernie Hall
Webinars
The Gear Necessities – Why You Should Be Using Condition Based Monitoring
Gearbox maintenance is often based on a fixed schedule or run to failure. Under these two factors maintenance can be costly & wasteful and often occurs too early or too late. The solution to these efforts is condition-based monitoring.
- Bernie Hall
- Checkfluid
Two Minute Tips
Gearbox Sampling Tips
Proper lubrication is the single most important factor in ensuring the continued performance of a gearbox. Making oil analysis and oil sample is a vital part of keeping your gearboxes reliable. Here are tips for getting the most out of your gearbox oil sampling program.
- Bernie Hall
- Checkfluid
Webinars
Sampling Towards A Cleaner, Greener Machine
Maintaining oil cleanliness is vital to the performance of lubricated equipment. Oil contamination accelerates the rate of component wear and leads to premature component failure. In a globally competitive market companies that can maintain machine reliability and uptime will be able to keep their costs at a more competitive level, see increased savings and run a greener operation. Discover how maintaining proper machine lubrication by reducing contamination and increasing oil cleanliness, through oil sampling, oil analysis, and filtering can help you achieve machine efficiency and improve your facility’s carbon footprint. Why? Efficient machines reduce your carbon footprint because they consume less energy and oil.
- Bernie Hall
- Checkfluid
Five Minute Facts
Could You Benefit from Precision Sampling?
Did you know that changing sampling methods to best practice valve sampling can have a significant impact on corporate profitability? That's because the success of an oil analysis program begins with the oil sample sent into the lab. Incorporating condition monitoring alongside valve sampling has shown to contribute to more compliance, better oil analysis results, and increased program savings. Discover the ways you could benefit from best practice oil sampling.
- Bernie Hall
- Checkfluid
Webinars
Road Map to Better Oil Sampling
A world-class oil analysis program starts with good practices and procedures to extract the most representative oil sample. The resulting data from a representative oil sample will hold useful information on the health of the equipment. That information will give teams the information needed to maximize reliability, reduce unplanned downtime and eliminate catastrophic failures.
- Bernie Hall
- Checkfluid
Five Minute Facts
Get Sampling Compact Gearboxes & Gearmotors
Many small gearboxes are considered to be replaceable but the downtime they cause cannot be replaced. Oftentimes these gearboxes, though small, are critical to an operation. For example, a breakdown in a conveyor gearbox, burnt out the conveyor belt and brought a large mining site to a halt at a cost of $21,000,000 USD. Learn what tools you can use to perform 2-minute visual checks and oil analysis that can give you information to stay on top of your equipment reliability and manage risk.
- Bernie Hall
- Checkfluid
Two Minute Tips
Improving Oil Cleanliness – Your 2021 Maintenance Resolution – Part 2
Maintaining oil cleanliness is critical to the success of machine performance. Here are three things to consider for ensuring oil cleanliness in 2021.
- Bernie Hall
- Checkfluid
Five Minute Facts
Getting A Spot-On Sample Every Time
Oil analysis depends on a representative oil sample as such, the entire oil sampling process should be focused on ensuring the oil entering the bottle contains complete information about your machine. Learn how you can get spot-on oil samples for your oil analysis programs.
- Bernie Hall
- Checkfluid
This webinar distills the crucial lessons learned and insights gained into the top 10 considerations for successfully adopting and implementing remote, autonomous lubrication systems.
Wednesday, June 19, 2024 | 1:00PM – 2:00PM EDT
