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Advice for Grease Lubrication
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If you use multiple types of grease, one way to avoid cross-contamination is to employ different fittings for each type of grease. For example, you could utilize a regular fitting for a Type 2 grease and a button Zerk for high-temperature grease. (Bill Baxendale, American Colloid)
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Find out how one lubricant type can increase savings and productivity by significantly reducing re-lubrication intervals.
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Most facilities utilize some type of platform from which lubrication tasks are performed and documented. The most common documentation for lubrication tasks is that of the PM. Unfortunately, many of these PMs fall short of fully describing the work that needs to be done or outlining the step-by-step instructions to be followed.
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Want to take the next step in your career by speaking at Reliable Plant? We'd love to hear from you. The deadline for speakers to send in their abstracts is approaching quickly. Submit yours before it's too late!
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The Reliable Plant Conference & Exhibition is a one-of-a-kind, must-attend event for maintenance and reliability-focused companies. On the fence? Download our exhibitor prospectus and let us convince you.
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Oil application methods vary based on a number of variables such as speed, size, lubricant viscosity and ambient conditions. You must match the lubricant delivery mechanism with how the machine is expected to operate. Otherwise, large amounts of wear can be generated.
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Luneta's Condition Monitoring Pod has already been indispensable to users across industries. Now it's even better, with an upgraded design and a sight glass made from the same ultra-durable Tritan™ as the Luneta Sight Glass.
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Poll: Particles - Friend or Foe?
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Poll Question: Would you consider the presence of particles in an oil analysis sample as a potential problem or as a valuable indicator?
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