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In This Issue
| - Floss Away A Leak
- Simplify Oil Analysis Report Interpretation
- Lubrication - Maintenance Cost or Opportunity?
- Lube-Trivia: 4 Applications for Filter Carts
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I recently had a leaking bolt on a hydraulic unit reservoir side cover inspection plate. To repair the leak we were planning on draining the fluid since previous attempts to stop the leak with the reservoir full had been unsuccessful. Before we were able to remove the equipment from service I wrapped some waxed dental floss tightly around the bolt. This stopped the leak! I then cleaned the area with degreaser and put RTV around the dental floss and bolt. The leak has not returned and we were able to keep the equipment in service. (Greg Suedkamp, senior engineering technologist, Duke Energy)
Join us in Seattle on July 26-28 for
Oil Analysis or Machinery Lubrication training.
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| Trying to effectively interpret oil analysis data without an intimate knowledge of a machine's internal design and operating condition is fraught with danger. Here's a tip for making interpretation simpler. |
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| Drum Handling Videos Online
Drum rotators (tumblers to destratify additives in drums) are among many demonstration videos! Plus: forklift attachments, drum rackers, rotators, palletizers, vertical lift pourers and more.
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| You may understand the benefits of precision lubrication, but how do you convince management that a lubrication excellence program is more than just another maintenance expense? |
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Test your knowledge and prepare for ICML lubrication and oil analysis certification.
Question: Name four applications for a filter cart.
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