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Visual observation or oil analysis should be performed to determine if there has been an increase in any specific contaminant. Rising water content or particle counts are often the No. 1 reason why foam propagates.
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Avoid soft foot issues with our precut Accushims! Made of stainless steel 304 full hard material to protect against rust and deformation. Marked with thickness and size to facilitate identification and re-use plus safe removal with a shim extractor.
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Most hydraulic system failures can be classified as either a pressure problem or a volume problem. It normally is easy to tell which of these you are experiencing if you understand the difference between pressure and flow.
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Achieve and sustain World Class fluid cleanliness with Hy-Pro filters. Cut your overall filter costs and reduce down time.
Hy-Pro offers the world’s largest selection of critical filter elements. We’ll prove it!
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Building a world-class lube storage room is a hefty investment of time and resources. Depending on your plant’s unique situation (budget, facilities, crew, etc.), it can take anywhere from a month to an entire year.
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Are you subscribed to Reliable Plant Digital Magazine? Don't miss this free, monthly digital magazine featuring content from industry thought leaders on sustainability, asset reliability, workforce development and more.
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In gear oils, extreme-pressure (EP) additives can lead to the destruction of copper metals. In this video, Noria expert Wes Cash explains when to avoid using EP additives, how to know if an oil has these additives, and why it is important to match the oil and the additives to the application.
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Lube Tip
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For reservoirs, drop-tube oil sampling is rarely the ideal method. However, if it cannot be avoided, it is important to consistently sample as close to the active fluid zone as possible. Measure the stand-off distance desired from the bottom of the sump and attach the drop tube with wire ties (or other suitable method) that distance from the end of a rod. Consistency in the sample location will help make the analysis results more suitable for trending.
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Machinery Lubrication: Archive
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