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June 14, 2017
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In This Issue
•  Advice to Avoid Wasting Oil
•  Considerations When Changing Oils
•  Reconsider Funnels for Top-ups
•  Tips for Better Grease Selection
 
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Advice to Avoid Wasting Oil
 
Up to 5 gallons of oil could remain in a drum of oil that is sitting on its side while being drained through a bung. Consider tipping the drum to remove the remaining oil. If the oil costs $4 a gallon, a waste of 5 gallons per drum on one drum each month will end up costing you $240 a year. This can add up if you use multiple drums each month. (Brian Raygor, Tyree Oil)
 
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Controlling Contamination to Control Costs
 
Controlling Contamination to Control Costs
 
Lubricants must meet certain contamination standards to avoid causing premature equipment failures.  Learn about the standards and how to avoid contamination.
 
 
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Considerations When Changing Oils
 
Considerations When Changing Oils
 
When changing lubricants, you should never assume two oils are compatible, regardless of the applicability. While they may be compatible, the oils must be processed with due diligence before they are allowed to mix.
 
 
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What Do You Know About Synthetics?
 
What Do You Know About Synthetics?
 
Synthetic lubricants can be a bit of a mystery. There are only a few universal truths about them. Chief among those is that they are expensive. What are some benefits of synthetics that can help justify their cost?
 
 
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Reconsider Funnels for Top-ups
 
     Question: Is it good practice to use funnels for topping up machines?
 
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Tips for Better Grease Selection
 
From "Grease Lubrication in Rolling Bearings":

Roller bearings require a softer grease than ball bearings (on a horizontal shaft). Angular contact ball bearings pump grease through the bearing from the small inner ring diameter side ("low side") to the larger inner ring diameter side ("high side"). In order to prevent this, ideally a stiff grease is preferred on the "low side" and a softer grease on the "high side." Vertical shaft applications require a stiffer grease to prevent grease falling into the bearing.
 
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