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In This Issue
  • Greasing Gearbox Bearings
  • How to Use Sight Glasses and Level Gauges
  • Comparing Thermal Stability to Oxidation
  • The Importance of Oil Sampling Frequency
Greasing Gearbox Bearings

Does your gearbox have a sealed or open input shaft bearing? This bearing is often above the gearbox oil level and must be greased if it's an open bearing. Manufacturers may ship the gearbox with a plug where the grease fitting is needed to prevent damage during shipping. The manufacturer may also change the input shaft bearing design without notification. No longer receiving a plastic bag with the grease fitting included with a replacement gearbox may be a clue to a design change. Check the manual included with the gearbox to see if lubrication needs have changed. (Lanse Carpenter, Celanese)   

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Quick Motor Change-outs
UL switch rated plugs and receptacles allow technicians to quickly connect/disconnect motors. Safety features protect from live parts and arc flash injury. NEC/NFPA 70E code compliance is simplified. Also ideal for welder connections.
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How to Use Sight Glasses and Level Gauges
Sight glasses and level gauges provide a wealth of information in the time it takes to walk up to a component and check it. More than just simple additions to a machine to indicate there is enough oil in the sump for proper lubrication, these devices offer an opportunity to monitor the oil. Discover what level gauges and sight glasses do, how to best use them and what they can tell you beyond simply the oil level.
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Portable Filtration Systems
Portable design enables easy mobility from site to site. Removes water and contaminants to a single micron.
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Comparing Thermal Stability to Oxidation

   Question: How does thermal stability of a lubricant compare with oxidation?

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The Importance of Oil Sampling Frequency
From the "Wear Particle Atlas":

The appropriate sampling frequency is determined by the nature of the machine, its use and how important early warning is to the user. Experience has shown that in many failures abnormal wear particles were present in the lubricant, indicating that the machine was defective from the start. The reasons for this are easy to see. Many failures are the result of improper assembly, a defective part or poor design. Such difficulties result in abnormal wear debris from the beginning. 
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