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June 01, 2017
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Advice for Lubricating Wire Ropes
 
Wire ropes and cables are used in a number of different applications, but they can be difficult to lubricate. Watch this video to discover two important factors you should consider when selecting a lubricant for these unique components in order to reduce friction and prevent rust and corrosion.
 
 
In This Issue
•  How a Lube Program Cut Downtime
•  Finding the Source of Contamination
•  Dangers of Oil Electrification
•  Monitoring Moisture Levels in Oil
•  Magazine Archive
 
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How a Lube Program Cut Downtime
 
How a Lube Program Cut Downtime
 
Discover how the Simmons Feed Ingredients plant in Southwest City, Missouri, was able to reduce equipment breakdowns by more than 50 percent and achieve an annual cost savings of nearly $1 million once the organization decided to put more of an emphasis on lubrication.
 
 
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Years of experience walking out? Don't lose it.
 
Years of experience walking out? Don't lose it.
 
The experience of older employees is a precious resource that doesn’t have to be lost through retirement. Succession planning and workforce training can ensure these employees pass on what they know to those who need it.
 
 
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Finding the Source of Contamination
 
Finding the Source of Contamination
 
A wide variety of contaminants may be present in a lubricant depending on the environmental conditions, the specific materials utilized in the production process and the substances existing or generated internally in the lubrication system. 
 
 
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A Grease Gun is a Loaded Weapon
 
A Grease Gun is a Loaded Weapon
 
Most grease thickeners are incompatible. Mixing them causes real damage to the grease and any part it lubricates. Machinery Lubrication I Online offers valuable insights like this to help you do your job better.
 
 
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Dangers of Oil Electrification
 
Dangers of Oil Electrification
 
The flow of circulating oil during cold engine startups can induce voltage spikes that damage sensitive components and ultimately shut down the engine. It is important to understand the hazards in order to mitigate the risks.
 
 
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Monitoring Moisture Levels in Oil
 
Monitoring Moisture Levels in Oil
 
Moisture target levels in lubricants should be determined based on the sensitivity of the machine/lubricant to water and how critical the machine is for operation. In some machines, a small amount of water can be highly destructive, while other machines may be robust and designed for frequent moisture contamination.
 
 
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Machinery Lubrication: Archive
 
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