contaminates

What’s New
White Papers
Lubricants can't be green can they?
  • Lubrication

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...

Two Minute Tips
  • Motor Testing

Prevent Motor Failure by Keeping Your Motors Clean

One of the easiest ways to prevent premature electric motor failure is to keep your motors clean and free of foreign contaminates. Many electric motors are fan cooled. When contaminates start to build up around the motor, air flow becomes restricted and reduces the ability for the fan to cool the motor which dramatically reduces the life the of winding’s insulation due to the increase in heat.

Two Minute Tips
What is Dissipation Factor?
  • Motor Testing

What is Dissipation Factor?

Dissipation Factor is an electrical test helps defi ne the overall condition of an insulating material. A di-electric material is a material which is a poor conductor of electricity but an effi cient supporter of an electrostatic field. When an electrical insulating material is subjected to an electrostatic fi eld, opposing electric charges in di-electric material form di-poles

Webinars
Used Engine Oil Contaminants
  • Oil Analysis + Wear Particle

The Engine Killers

When it comes to the analysis of used engine oil for condition monitoring purposes, certain contaminants are vitally important to monitor as they are often the root causes of premature oil degradation and engine failure. This Webinar will look at the role oil analysis can play in engine reliability as well as describe the contaminants that are capable of causing premature or even sudden engine failure....

Five Minute Facts
  • Lubrication

Inside-Out Lubrication Extends Chain Life

The majority of chains fail from the inside. They lengthen or kink due to wear and corrosion inside the pin and bushing area…

What's Coming
Sponsored Content
Back to top