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What does a red, blue, green, white or even pink grease tell you about that grease? Does it imply certain types or additives? Different levels of quality or cost? No. Or, more specifically: not necessarily.
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LubePM is more than a lubrication management system. It's a lubrication program expert available to you 24/7 with both an online platform and a companion mobile app to help you and your team stay on the same page from anywhere.
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The thought that all oils are the same implies that a piece of equipment built five years ago requires the same lubricants as the same type of equipment being built today. But fuel conservation, lower emissions, new materials, and better manufacturing (tighter equipment tolerances) all combine to require specialized oils and filters for today’s equipment that older models did not have.
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The FEW provides the ethanol industry with cutting-edge content and unparalleled networking opportunities in a dynamic business-to-business environment. The FEW is the industry’s premier forum for grain and cellulosic ethanol.
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Should you use oil analysis to determine when to change your oil, or does an interval approach work best? Every machine is different, but the tool provided in this article can help you consider the many factors involved in making the right decision for your case.
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Task-Based Training brings your team bite-size learning focused on key tasks for quick and easy training or onboarding of new operators. Get your team aligned on expert-backed best practices in 15 minutes or less.
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In this video, Noria expert Wes Cash explains which types of filters can hold more dirt and why this is important, as well as how you can quickly determine the dirt-holding capacity of your oil filter.
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Lube Tip
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When converting from one grease to another it may be helpful to determine how much soap residue you have resident in bearing housings and estimate how much flushing will be necessary to eliminate the old material. If the amount of old material is low and the residue is soft and pliable, then you may be able to simply increase the re-lube frequency, perhaps doubling the cycle for a while to flush out the old grease.
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Machinery Lubrication: Archive
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