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In This Issue
| - Handy Oil Sampling Tip
- How to Identify Different Types of Grease
- Additives for Polishing Gear Teeth
- Using Centralized Lubrication Systems
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During regular weekly and monthly oil sampling, use a tube of "Handi Wipes" to keep hands cleaner while handling sample equipment. This practice may not show directly in the cleanliness of the samples, but it feels cleaner, looks very professional and sends a message about the importance of contamination control. (Charles Gurr, NorskeCanada)
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| Greases are primarily classified by their thickeners, with the most common being metallic soaps. Others include bentonite clay, silica gel, polyurea and inorganic thickeners. Complex greases were developed to improve the heat resistance of soap greases. The most popular complex greases are lithium, aluminum, calcium and barium. Learn the other differences in the various types of grease. |
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Question: What type of additive is known to polish gear teeth?
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| The use of centralized lubrication systems for supplying either grease or circulating oil to components requiring lubrication is increasing dramatically. While there are many advantages in using these types of systems, there are also some disadvantages, particularly if operations and maintenance personnel fall into the common trap of believing that a centralized lubrication system will solve all of their lubrication problems and cease to carefully inspect and properly maintain the system. |
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