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August 04, 2021
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•  11 Simple Steps for Flushing a Hydraulic System
•  The Power of Correlating Lubrication, Vibration and Infrared Analysis Results
•  Be Alert to Heat as Both a Contaminant and a Symptom
•  Understanding the Differences Between Lubricant Additives
•  Lube Tip
•  Machinery Lubrication Magazine Archive
 
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11 Simple Steps for Flushing a Hydraulic System
 
11 Simple Steps for Flushing a Hydraulic System
 
You may have heard of using brake cleaner, diesel fuel or some type of acid cleaning to flush your hydraulic systems, but the solvents used in these compounds can dry out or damage your system's O-rings. For these reasons, it's important to understand flushing properly. Let’s examine what should be done at the bare minimum to clean a hydraulic system.
 
 
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New Oil is Costing You
 
New Oil is Costing You
 
Typical new oils meet specs for performance and viscosity—but not cleanliness. That third spec is compromising your equipment and costing your business.
 
 
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The Power of Correlating Lubrication, Vibration and Infrared Analysis Results
 
The Power of Correlating Lubrication, Vibration and Infrared Analysis Results
 
While individual predictive maintenance (PdM) technologies can function properly alone, they only truly flourish when working in unison. Gaining an understanding of this maintenance strategy, along with which technologies are utilized and how they can function together to drive results, can often help identify and resolve equipment reliability issues.
 
 
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Rapid On-site Testing Of Wear Metals In Oil, When You Need It
 
Rapid On-site Testing Of Wear Metals In Oil, When You Need It
 
The SpectrOil, a tried and true solution for military and commercial customers, has expanded applications and functionality to solve the toughest testing challenges. The SpectrOil 100 Series provides precise  immediate actionable results, saving time and reducing costs.
 
 
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Be Alert to Heat as Both a Contaminant and a Symptom
 
Be Alert to Heat as Both a Contaminant and a Symptom
 
Excessive heat is a severe contaminant. It wreaks havoc on oil (chemically and physically) and retards lubricant performance by increasing wear, corrosion and friction. Friction and wear cause more heat, which sends the machine into a cycle of despair.
 
 
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Fight Leaks with Mystik JT-9™ LeakShield® AW
 
Fight Leaks with Mystik JT-9™ LeakShield® AW
 
Mystik JT-9™ LeakShield® AW Hydraulic Oil helps users minimize leaks at the onset. This green dye formula helps with  quick identification of external leaks for prompt remedial action. This premium quality anti-wear, anti-leak and anti-foam hydraulic oil is formulated for modern industrial and mobile hydraulic systems.
 
 
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Understanding the Differences Between Lubricant Additives
 
Understanding the Differences Between Lubricant Additives
 
Additives are selected based on their ability to perform certain roles alongside a base oil in an application. By nature, additives either enhance new properties, suppress undesirable properties or impart completely new properties to the base oil. 
 
 
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Unseen Contamination Present in New, Refined Oils
 
Unseen Contamination Present in New, Refined Oils
 
Translucent new oil is visually assumed to be clean but many times contains more contamination than the existing oil being replaced. Find out why, plus the critical proactive maintenance step to assure the new oil is clean. 
 
 
The Answer
 
 
Lube Tip
 
Combined with a high operating temperature (above 140 deg. F), water reacts with and destroys zinc type antiwear additives. For example, zinc dithiophosphate (ZDDP) is a boundary lubricant that reduces wear in high-pressure pumps, gears and bearings. When this additive is depleted, abrasive wear accelerates rapidly. This will show up as premature component failures, resulting from metal fatigue and other wear mechanisms.
 
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•  TTI PowerGuard Filter Elements
•  perma ULTRA Automatic Lubrication System
 
 
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•  Business Management
•  Overall Equipment Effectiveness
•  Value Stream Mapping
•  Varnish
•  Automotive
•  5-S
 
 
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•  Overview of Rotating Disc Electrode (RDE) Optical Emission Spectroscopy for In-Service Oil Analysis
•  How to Cost Justify a Lubrication Program
 
 
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Machinery Lubrication: Archive
 
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