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New Grease Gun Caution
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Before installing grease into a new grease gun, consider disassembling the gun and cleaning it thoroughly. I have found metal shavings numerous times in different brands of new grease guns. The metal shavings appear to be from the manufacturing process of the grease gun. (John Flynn, RJ Reynolds Tobacco Co.)
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Set tolerances, measure misalignment, make horizontal and vertical positional adjustments in real time plus document the alignment results with Easy-Laser® XT190
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Often the steps involved in selecting an oil analysis laboratory are guided by the wrong motivations. Discover which factors you should consider and why your end goal can provide help with these important decisions.
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Want to expand your skills but need flexibility? Noria's online training is for you. Our self-paced courses, which include Machinery Lubrication I & II, allow you to gain valuable knowledge without sacrificing time and money.
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Interested in seeing all of Luneta's product offerings in one place? Download the new Luneta product catalog! It features all of Luneta's products, including specifications and related accessories for each item.
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2 Ways to Solve Wear Problems
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From "Machinery Failure Analysis and Troubleshooting":
Wear failures differ from many other types of failures, such as fatigue, because wear takes place over a period of time. Seldom does the part suddenly cease to function properly. In most instances, wear problems are solved by two approaches: the service conditions are altered to provide a less destructive environment, or materials more wear resistant for the specific operating conditions are selected. Because the latter method is easier and less expensive, it is chosen more frequently.
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Extended high-heat exposure can cause a phenomenon that permanently ruins oil viscosity, which in turn can result in quickly escalating (and often catastrophic) wear. What is the name of this phenomenon?
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