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INDUSTRIAL LUBRICATION GUIDE
By Edward P. Salek, CAE
G
ood things happen when manufacturing Proper sampling is the foundation of any lube analysis
operations use smart industrial lubrication program. Irregular sampling procedures and inconsistent
practices and know how to select the right sample locations will lead to data that does not reveal
products for the job. Taking this approach problems adequately or is interpreted to identify a prob-
will enhance the performance of any system that moves lem that does not truly exist, resulting in unexpected
by helping it run more smoothly, efficiently and reliably. downtime or unnecessary repairs.
That’s why CFE Media and the Society of Tribolo- STLE has contributed several articles featured in the
gists and Lubrication Engineers (STLE) are partnering Industrial Lubrication Guide. The articles provide a clear
to bring you this Industrial Lubrication Guide. STLE is understanding of the importance of proper sampling,
a technical society that supports the men and women instructions on choosing which assets to sample, from
who develop and help you select the products featured which location and how often.
in this guide. STLE is comprised of more than 13,000 How to control industrial lubricant contamination.
individuals and 250 companies and orga- Over time, all assets requiring lubrication suffer a loss
nizations in the tribology and lubrication of usefulness. They break, become obsolete or, most
“ While lubricants
and lubrication
engineering business sector.
While lubricants and lubrication are
familiar, the secret to their success comes
from the field of tribology. Put simply, tri-
often, stop performing at their intended levels because
of surface deterioration from corrosion or some type of
physical wear. The largest share of failures is from some
type of contaminant that accelerates processes already
bology combines engineering and chemis- going on.
are familiar, the try to manage friction and wear to enhance Oil analysis fundamentals. Good maintenance judg-
productivity. The more exact definition is: ment requires operators to take many factors into con-
secret to their “Tribology is the study of moving surfaces sideration. Getting the right answer depends on under-
that interact with one another, including the standing the oil, equipment and operating conditions.
success comes science of friction, lubrication and wear.” A tribute to the father of tribology. Tribology became
When applied in practice, tribology can widely acknowledged in the 1960s after an eye-opening
from the field of enable advances to: British study: The Jost Report. It bears the name of H.
• Improved longevity and cost savings, Peter Jost, a British mechanical engineer who would
”
tribology. extending component life by reducing become known as the founder of tribology. The report
friction and wear in manufacturing revealed that enormous financial losses were occurring
equipment resulting in reduced replace- due to the result of friction and corrosion.
ment and operating costs. There are more than 1,500 technical articles like these
• Improved safety, helping manufacturers operate available at no charge through a searchable archive found
equipment more safely resulting in reduced concerns on the STLE website.
surrounding disposal, waste, downtime and fluid STLE offers many other benefits to professionals
compatibility. responsible for the safe and productive operation of
• Improved productivity and efficiency, helping manufacturing facilities. Membership is available to
manufacturers improve the quality and quantity of those interested in staying current in the latest tech-
outputs resulting in less waste, more uptime and nologies, advancing their careers and making new pro-
reduced energy consumption. fessional connections from around the world. STLE
membership is a low-cost investment with high profes-
This edition of the Industrial Lubrication Guide sional rewards. PE
emphasizes the critical operational areas of condition
monitoring, oil analysis and reliability maintenance. Edward P. Salek, CAE is STLE executive director.
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INDUSTRIAL LUBRICATION GUIDE
By Jane Marie Andrew
“I
often say that oil analysis is a blood test
for machinery,” says Emlyn Eager of Is it the oil?
BC Transit in Victoria, British Colum- “This was one of the more interesting situations I’ve run
bia. Most blood tests include a normal into,” said Emlyn Eager of BC Transit. “We saw increased
range, but a doctor must exercise judgment before sodium in a particular sample. Normally in a cooled
component, sodium would mean coolant ingress. But
using an “abnormal” result to determine treatment.
sodium can sometimes also be an oil additive. That’s
Could it be a fluke? Is it always that low? When did what it turned out to be; a different oil had been used.
it change? What else is going on for this patient? It’s important to pay attention to exactly what oil is being
Likewise, oil analysis is used to make judgments used and to know when there’s been a change in oil type.
about treating ailing fluids and components. Good Or if it has been topped up with a different oil.”
maintenance judgment requires operators to take
many factors into consideration, just as a doctor unexpected failure could cause catastrophic down-
does. time,” said Naimesh Vadhwana of Kruger Products
A good oil analysis program depends on spot- L.P. in New Westminster, British Columbia.
ting changes early and knowing which changes are Oil analysis skill is knowing how to use charac-
important. Both require the oil analyst to know teristic oil profiles and trends to convert analysis
what’s considered normal. results into effective operational decisions.
It’s about understanding what can reasonably
be expected for a particular situation. In a drive- Know your oil
train, for example, differentials and final drives There are two keys to knowing your oil. The first
have many gears that mesh. Thus, it is normal to is having the exact reference sample, down to the
find wear metal in the oil from these components. last additive. The second is getting a good base-
Ever y component has a characteristic fluid line: that is, knowing what characteristics a sample
analysis profile. For example, the profile of a Tier should have at a regular maintenance interval with
1 diesel engine is different from that of a Tier 4 a normal or acceptable amount of wear.
diesel engine. The difference arises because a Tier Eager said, “Without understanding what a good
4 engine runs at higher combustion and oil tem- sample looks like, it’s challenging to make deci-
peratures, which cause the oil to oxidize sooner. But sions about whether an operational sample contains
this is normal in a Tier 4 engine and not a concern. acceptable amounts of wear material, contamina-
Results apparently outside the normal range may tion or degradation (see “Is It the oil?”).”
be an early indicator of failure (see “Red Flags”).
Or they could be normal Know your equipment
Red flags for oil analysts for this component. Misin- “A critical factor for me is you really have to know
terpretation of normal car- your equipment before you start analyzing (see
• Ratios of silicon and aluminum can ries risk. “On one hand, if “Getting started”),” Eager said. “That’s going to
flag dirt entry (roughly from 3:1 to 5:1
operations are shut down drive any further actions based on what you’re
silicon:aluminum).
to investigate a potential reading. If you don’t know a particular component
• Potassium in an engine sample can flag failure, the component is externally cooled, you may misinterpret results
coolant contamination. may turn out to be fine, showing coolant or water ingression. If you don’t
and time and money have know what materials make up a gearbox, you may
• Any drastic change between intervals—
been wasted. On the other miss trends that indicate excess wear.”
e.g., in wear rates, contamination or
degradation—usually signals off-normal hand, if a failing compo- Likewise, consider how equipment changes such
performance. nent is left in ser vice, as emissions adjustments, new operating parameters
Getting started
Training for new oil analysts is usually trial by fire. A lucky
beginner will have experienced workers around to teach
the nuances of the equipment and operating conditions.
Take action
According to Darren Goll of CNRL
Albian Sands, Fort McMurray, Alber-
ta, Canada, “ Trend analysis is the
most important aspect of interpret-
ing oil (and coolant) analysis results.
Anyone can change all the oils at
ever y ser vice inter val, but owners
would all go bankrupt due to fluid
costs.”
Newer oil and coolant formulations
are complex, and extensive research
and development has gone into cre-
ating quality products for customer
needs. The oil analyst must stretch the
time between changes as long as pos-
sible to capture maximum cost savings
and performance benefits from these
advanced fluids.
Manufacturers or dealers can pro-
vide some guidelines for when to take
action, but Eager emphasizes that they
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he idea of industrial lubrication isn’t the plant maintenance team to potential issues
especially difficult to grasp. If the wheel before they become a productivity or safety issue.
were one of the first technologies ever, We thank our partners for this year’s Lubrication
then the lubrication required to grease Guide, including the companies that submitted
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Few parts of a manufacturing plant are untouched readers find the content useful. PE
by some form of lubrication products — from bear-
ings and gears to motors and drives. Finding the Kevin Parker and Jack Smith
right products for these diverse applications is a Editors of Plant Engineering
matter of collaboration involving maintenance
teams and their lubrication suppliers. They work in More on Lubrication
concert to apply the right solution to the right chal-
lenge and to recognize and apply breakthroughs in In addition to the print edition articles devoted to various
industrial lubrications — and in component mate- aspects of industrial lubrication, the following feature
rials — to help deliver uncompromised uptime. articles are now available at www.plantengineering.com
The 2020 Plant Engineering Industrial Lubrica-
tion Guide, sponsored by Lubriplate Lubricants ∠ Survey says better test methods needed
Co., and prepared in partnership with the Soci- for industrial lubricants in manufacturing
ety for Tribologists and Lubrication Engineers Participants also pointed to workforce and operational
(STLE), a CFE Media content partner, is evidence challenges
of continuing gains in materials sciences, leading Society of Tribologists and
to innovations for oils and greases that help keep Lubrication Engineers
manufacturing plants humming. The guide pro-
vides manufacturers with an understanding of the
market options available. ∠ Find a common tribology perspective
The costs of any lubricant always must be con- When chemists, material scientists and mechanical
sidered in the context of the costs of downtime engineers work on the same problem, finding a
and safety. We invariably consider what happens common language can be difficult
when lubricants fail, often because they were not Dr. Nancy McGuire
properly monitored or measured. We don’t always
look at a catastrophic failure in a gearbox or motor
∠ Analyze oil thoroughly
from the issue of safety, but if workers are in the
Individual results are not individual when it comes to
area when these failures occur, employee injury is
maintaining the health of your machinery
a real possibility.
Jeanna Van Rensselar
The continuing partnership between manufac-
turers and lubrication suppliers — and working in
consort with organizations such as STLE, which ∠ Fundamentals of ferrography
provide the technical research and in-depth analy- Using ferrography fundamentals for oil analysis is an
sis of industrial needs — keeps these issues at the excellent condition monitoring technique
forefront of any preventive maintenance programs. Jeanne Van Rensselar and
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Normally Closed—Stainless Steel Body
06042911 8210P08724-120 24-120/50-60 Hz/AC/DC 1/2" 5/8" 4 150 150 125
06042912 8210P08824-120 24-120/50-60 Hz/AC/DC 3/4" 5/8" 4.5 150 150 125
Gasket Seal
Oil Seal STRESS-SAVER® 370
General-Purpose Split
Klozure® Model 23 • Raised, molded-in sealing rings and seal
with 75% less surface area for high
• General service split seal performance in non-metallic flanges
requires no disassembly • Pure PTFE sealing surface resists
of surrounding equipment many chemicals
• Molded-in stainless steel finger • Contaminent-free EPDM is ideal
spring prevents spring dumping for electronics, pharmaceutical
• Cover plate required and food industries
• Manufacturer: Garlock Seals • Proprietary process bonds PTFE
to elastomer, will not delaminate or leach
• Applications: Chemical processing, electronics,
semiconductor, food, pharmaceutical, pulp and paper
Mi Item # Mfr Part # ID OD Width Seal Material • Material: PTFE and EPDM
• Max pressure: 250 psi
01310286 25009-2168 3" 3.75" 0.375" Silicone
• Min/max temperature: -40°F/300°F
01295653 25003-4557 3" 4" 5" MILL-RIGHT® N
• Manufacturer: Garlock Seals
02675147 25009-4557 3" 4" 5" Silicone
01291292 25003-2366 3.5" 4.5" 5" MILL-RIGHT® N
05074254 25009-1206 2" 3" 5" Silicone
01296082 25003-5116 16" 18" 0.75" MILL-RIGHT® N
01298270 25003-6408 18.5" 20.5" 0.813" MILL-RIGHT® N Mi Item # Mfr Part # Size
01298100 25003-6374 7" 8" 0.5" MILL-RIGHT® N 02878183 36010-0003 1" 150# Full Face
01298621 25003-6672 11.25" 12.5" 0.625" MILL-RIGHT® N 06309725 36010-0005 1.5" 150# Full Face
01295292 25003-4152 15" 16.5" 0.75" MILL-RIGHT® N 06309728 36010-0006 2" 150# Full Face
02913486 36010-0008 3" 150# Full Face
02902882 37010-7104 4" 150# Full Face
Outer
Mi Item # Mfr Part # Circumference
Bushing Bushing
8 mm Pitch—12 mm Belt Width
Mi Item # Mfr Part # Grooves Series Bore Range 06972721 8GTV-640-12 640 mm
Belt Width—15 mm 06972722 8GTV-720-12 720 mm
06128671 P36-5MGT-15 36 1108 1/2" to 1-1/8" 06972723 8GTV-800-12 800 mm
02067021 P38-5MGT-15 38 1108 1/2" to 1-1/8" 06972724 8GTV-896-12 896 mm
02067022 P40-5MGT-15 40 1108 1/2" to 1-1/8" 06972725 8GTV-960-12 960 mm
02067023 P44-5MGT-15 44 1108 1/2" to 1-1/8" 06972726 8GTV-1000-12 1,000 mm
02067024 P48-5MGT-15 48 1210 1/2" to 1-1/8" 06972727 8GTV-1040-12 1,040 mm
02067025 P52-5MGT-15 52 1210 1/2" to 1-1/8" 06972728 8GTV-1120-12 1,120 mm
02067026 P56-5MGT-15 56 1610 1/2" to 1-11/16" 06972730 8GTV-1200-12 1,200 mm
02067027 P60-5MGT-15 60 1610 1/2" to 1-11/16" 06972731 8GTV-1224-12 1,224 mm
02067028 P64-5MGT-15 64 1610 1/2" to 1-11/16" 06972732 8GTV-1280-12 1,280 mm
02067029 P68-5MGT-15 68 1610 1/2" to 1-11/16" 06972733 8GTV-1440-12 1,440 mm
02067030 P72-5MGT-15 72 1610 1/2" to 1-11/16" 06972734 8GTV-1600-12 1,600 mm
02067031 P80-5MGT-15 80 1610 1/2" to 1-11/16" 06972735 8GTV-1760-12 1,760 mm
02067032 P90-5MGT-15 90 1610 1/2" to 1-11/16" 06972736 8GTV-1792-12 1,792 mm
02067034 P112-5MGT-15 112 2012 1/2" to 2-1/8" 06972737 8GTV-2000-12 2,000 mm
06972738 8GTV-2200-12 2,200 mm
06972739 8GTV-2240-12 2,240 mm
Synchronous Drive Belt 06972740 8GTV-2400-12 2,400 mm
Poly Chain® HTD® 06972741 8GTV-2520-12 2,520 mm
06972742 8GTV-2600-12 2,600 mm
• Nylon tooth facing provides a 06972743 8GTV-2800-12 2,800 mm
durable wear surface for long life 06972744 8GTV-2840-12 2,840 mm
• Robust Aramid tensile cords
06972745 8GTV-3048-12 3,048 mm
combine minimal stretch with extraordinary strength
06972746 8GTV-3200-12 3,200 mm
• Durable polyurethane body resists chemicals, oil, pollutants, abrasion
06972747 8GTV-3280-12 3,280 mm
• Manufacturer: Gates Corporation
06972748 8GTV-3600-12 3,600 mm
06972749 8GTV-4000-12 4,000 mm
06972750 8GTV-4400-12 4,400 mm
06972751 8GTV-4480-12 4,480 mm
Mi Item # Mfr Part # Pitch Width
14 mm Pitch—965.962 mm Pitch Length
00740226 PC966-14M-20 20 mm
00740234 PC966-14M-30 30 mm
00740242 PC966-14M-40 40 mm
00740250 PC966-14M-55 55 mm
00740258 PC966-14M-85 85 mm
00743193 PC966-14M-115 115 mm
00743201 PC966-14M-170 170 mm
Cam Follower
Thrust Disk—Maintenance-Free
C-Lube
Impact Wrench
High Torque Cordless
IQV20 Series™ Impactool™
Linear Guide
Ball Slide
NH/NS Series
Light Grid
Switching Automation
FlexChain
Automatic Lubricator
Electro-Mechanical Single-Point
SYSTEM 24 TLSD Series
Thirst Quencher
Powder Concentrate—Sugar-Free
Sqwincher® ZERO
Input Max Input HP Max Output @ Max Output Reducer Frame Output Shaft
Mi Item # Mfr Part # Ratio Size @ 1,750 RPM 1,750 RPM Input Torque (in-lbs) Size Size Diameter
02489395 CNHJ-6085Y-6-56C 6:1 1/2" 1.040 292.000 694 @ 50 RPM 6085 56C 7/8"
02489537 CNHJ-6085Y-6-143TC 6:1 1/2" 1.040 292.000 694 @ 50 RPM 6085 143TC 7/8"
02489542 CNHJ-6095Y-6-143TC 6:1 5/8" 2.040 292.000 1,500 @ 50 RPM 6095 143TC 1-1/8"
03040466 CNHJ-6120Y-6-182TC 6:1 3/4" 6.810 292.000 3,240 @ 580 RPM 6120 182TC 1-1/2"
02489972 CNHJ-6125Y-8-184TC 8:1 3/4" 9.330 219.000 5,080 @ 50 RPM 6125 184TC 1-1/2"
02489974 CNHJ-6115Y-11-184TC 11:1 5/8" 5.260 159.000 3,720 @ 870 RPM 6115 184TC 1-1/4"
02489855 CNHJ-6105Y-13-182TC 13:1 5/8" 4.270 135.000 2,660 @ 1165 RPM 6105 182TC 1-1/8"
02489870 CNHJ-6115Y-15-182TC 15:1 5/8" 5.230 117.000 3,720 @ 1165 RPM 6115 182TC 1-1/4"
02490003 CNHJ-6125Y-17-184TC 17:1 3/4" 7.600 103.000 5,570 @ 1165 RPM 6125 184TC 1-1/2"
02490013 CNHJ-6125Y-21-184TC 21:1 3/4" 6.550 83.300 5,570 @ 1165 RPM 6125 184TC 1-1/2"
02489787 CNHJ-6120Y-25-145TC 25:1 3/4" 4.150 70.000 4,640 @ 1165 RPM 6120 145TC 1-1/2"
02489590 CNHJ-6095Y-29-143TC 29:1 5/8" 1.050 60.300 1,770 @ 580 RPM 6095 143TC 1-1/8"
02489909 CHHJ-6135Y-35-182TC 35:1 7/8" 5.700 50.000 8,320 @ 1165 RPM 6135 182TC 1-7/8"
02490041 CHHJ-6135Y-35-184TC 35:1 7/8" 5.700 50.000 8,320 @ 1165 RPM 6135 184TC 1-7/8"
02489456 CNHJ-6095Y-43-56C 43:1 5/8" 0.810 40.700 1,770 @ 580 RPM 6095 56C 1-1/8"
02489916 CHHJ-6135Y-43-182TC 43:1 7/8" 5.060 40.700 8,320 @ 1165 RPM 6135 182TC 1-7/8"
02490516 CHHJ-6165Y-43-215TC 43:1 1-1/4" 10.600 40.700 15,400 @ 1165 RPM 6165 215TC 2-1/4"
02490520 CHHJ-6165Y-51-215TC 51:1 1-1/8" 10.100 34.300 18,600 @ 1165 RPM 6165 215TC 2-1/4"
02489479 CNHJ-6105Y-71-56C 71:1 5/8" 0.750 24.600 2,330 @ 870 RPM 6105 56C 1-1/8"
02491217 CNHJ-6095Y-87-56C 87:1 5/8" 0.400 20.100 1,730 @ 50 RPM 6095 56C 1-1/8"
ALABAMA Miami, 305/888-2415 Twin Falls, 208/944-3890 MONTANA PUERTO RICO WISCONSIN
Birmingham, 205/251-3231 Naples, 239/435-1642 Waterloo, 319/235-7167 Billings, 406/252-6641 Toa Baja, 787/251-1550 Appleton, 920/731-4121
Brewton, 251/867-6363 Orlando, 407/295-4537 Missoula, 406/542-6692 Eau Claire, 715/833-2440
Decatur, 256/355-0492 Pompano Beach, 954/973-5900 KANSAS Helena, 406/449-6318 RHODE ISLAND Fond Du Lac, 920/923-7500
Demopolis, 334/287-0611 Riviera Beach, 561/863-6258 Dodge City, 620/227-6080 Warwick, 401/736-0515 Green Bay, 920/983-6604
Dothan, 334/794-2747 Tampa, 813/621-0790 Salina, 785/826-9970 NEBRASKA Janesville, 608/754-4199
Fairfield, 205/744-1949 Miller Industrial Solutions Topeka, 785/233-6500 Columbus, 402/562-7406 SOUTH CAROLINA La Crosse, 608/785-1200
Gadsden, 256/543-3441 Cocoa, 321/632-4091 Wichita, 316/942-6700 Grand Island, 308/381-2279 West Columbia, 803/796-1071 Madison, 608/221-3328
Huntsville, 256/858-5020 Daytona Beach, Hub Supply Lincoln, 402/467-1153 Florence, 843/395-0095 Marinette, 715/732-1714
Mobile, 251/661-7800 386/255-4509 Wichita, 316/265-9608 Omaha, 402/344-7323 Greenville, 864/288-7503 Milwaukee S., 414/649-2400
Monroeville, 251/743-4814 Ft. Lauderdale, 954/491-6222 Hanahan, 843/554-9090 Portage, 608/742-5129
Montgomery, 334/262-5786 Ft. Myers, 239/936-6264 KENTUCKY NEVADA Spartanburg, 864/578-1470 Racine, 262/554-0110
Muscle Shoals, 256/383-0862 Ft. Pierce, 772/464-0490 Bowling Green, 270/842-6195 Las Vegas, 702/651-9490 Hydraulic Supply Company Sheboygan, 920/208-5600
Pennington, 205/654-2975 Jacksonville, 904/737-9919 Carrollton, 502/732-8114 Reno, 775/355-0555 Columbia, 803/567-4098 Waukesha, 262/896-3880
Tuscaloosa, 205/759-4261 Lake City, 386/755-4330 Lexington, 859/873-7212 Greenville, 864/249-7650 Wausau, 715/848-2994
Hydraulic Supply Company Lakeland, 863/701-9500 London, 606/878-6312 NEW HAMPSHIRE LEAT Braas
Mobile, 251/415-5468 Miami, 305/593-1724 Louisville, 502/964-4804 Manchester, 603/641-5649 Greer, 864/877-1313 New Berlin, 262/780-1600
Ocala, 352/732-4141 Owensboro, 270/926-0330
ALASKA Orlando, 407/849-6000 Paducah, 270/443-6291 NEW JERSEY SOUTH DAKOTA WYOMING
Anchorage, 907/563-5565 Perry, 850/584-2161 Kenilworth, 908/241-1047 Sioux Falls, 605/334-5333 Gillette, 307/682-8821
Fairbanks, 907/452-4488 Tampa, 813/247-7455 LOUISIANA New Brunswick, 732/828-8711 Watertown, 605/886-4114 Mills, 307/266-2966
West Palm Beach, Alexandria, 318/445-7446 Rock Springs, 307/212-3300
ARIZONA 561/863-5111 Baton Rouge, 225/356-6131 NEW MEXICO TENNESSEE
Flagstaff, 928/526-3296 Braas DeRidder, 337/348-5100 Albuquerque, 505/884-2606 Chattanooga, 423/490-0852 MOTION CANADA
Phoenix, 602/269-2331 Oldsmar, 952/937-8902 Gonzales, 225/644-6568 Cookeville, 931/528-3797 ALBERTA
Tucson, 520/882-6800 Harahan, 504/733-5400 NEW YORK Jackson, 731/423-4941 Brooks, 403/501-3888
Yuma, 928/782-3919 GEORGIA Harahan, 985/871-8000 Albany, 518/438-1771 Kingsport, 423/349-5092 Calgary, 403/236-5581
General Tool & Supply Albany, 229/888-0910 Houma-Cenac, 985/873-9881 Buffalo, 716/743-0691 Knoxville, 865/546-1704 Drayton Valley, 780/542-4814
Morenci, 928/865-6294 Atlanta, 770/948-5300 Ruston, 318/255-6721 Elmira, 607/734-2158 Memphis, 901/398-2000 Edmonton North, 780/483-7775
Tempe, 480/829-3835 Augusta, 706/724-7401 Shreveport, 318/687-2110 New York City, 914/235-0029 Morristown, 423/587-6156 Edmonton South, 780/465-0821
Tucson, 520/624-6656 Brunswick, 912/265-0178 West Monroe, 318/387-6875 Plattsburgh, 518/438-1771 Nashville, 615/228-4020 Fort McMurray, 780/743-5504
Cartersville, 770/387-0131 Drago Supply Rochester, 585/247-1121 Tullahoma, 931/454-0907 Fort Saskatchewan,
ARKANSAS Columbus, 706/324-0313 Geismar, 225/673-6403 Schenectady-GE, 518/438-1771 Hydraulic Supply Company 780/992-6940
Blytheville, 870/763-6880 Dalton, 706/272-3900 Lake Charles, 337/882-0392 Syracuse, 315/452-1775 Chattanooga, 423/553-8854 Grande Prairie, 780/539-5900
Ft. Smith, 479/646-6868 Gainesville, 770/532-4268 Hydraulic Supply Company Knoxville, 865/321-9120 Lethbridge, 403/327-1571
Jonesboro, 870/974-7100 LaGrange, 706/883-7995 Harvey, 504/362-5901 NORTH CAROLINA Lewis Supply Lloydminster, 780/875-2399
Little Rock, 501/568-3116 Macon, 478/784-0500 Voorhies Supply Asheville, 828/684-3180 Jackson, 731/424-5656 Nisku, 780/955-7494
Pine Bluff, 870/534-1177 Norcross, 770/441-9909 Harvey, 504/340-2271 Charlotte, 704/588-4100 Memphis, 901/525-6871 Red Deer, 403/343-6733
Russellville, 479/968-3422 Savannah, 912/236-1591 Houma, 985/868-4554 Greensboro, 336/993-2974
Springdale, 479/756-6905 Valdosta, 229/244-4548 Lafayette, 337/235-7545 Greenville, 252/752-6400 TEXAS BRITISH COLUMBIA
Stuttgart, 870/672-4785 Hydraulic Supply Company New Iberia, 337/364-2431 Hickory, 828/324-5548 Abilene, 325/267-9530 Abbotsford, 604/556-0716
Texarkana, 870/774-2547 Augusta, 706/790-0628 Kernersville, 336/993-2974 Amarillo, 806/372-5300 Burnaby, 604/637-2860
Missouri Power Transmission Columbus, 706/322-0707 MAINE Lumberton, 910/738-4221 Austin, 512/989-5888 Coquitlam, 604/927-5800
Blytheville, 870/762-1131 Forest Park, 404/608-0995 Bangor, 207/942-5571 Raleigh, 919/779-7400 Brownwood, 325/643-9923 Cranbrook, 250/426-8060
Conway, 501/450-9333 Mableton, 678/398-6673 Hinckley, 207/942-5571 Rocky Mount, 252/972-3096 Bryan, 979/822-1656 Fort St. John, 250/787-0656
Fort Smith, 479/783-5300 Marietta, 678/290-9227 Portland, 207/828-4727 Wilmington, 910/343-1311 Corpus Christi, 361/289-1773 Houston, 250/845-3308
Hot Springs, 501/262-1133 Pooler, 912/965-6771 Portland, 207/228-1863 Braas Dallas, 214/351-2211 Kamloops, 250/372-9518
Springdale, 479/751-2844 Presque Isle, 207/764-7270 Salisbury, 704/639-0207 El Paso, 915/779-3335 Kitimat, 250/632-7107
IDAHO Rumford, 207/364-7933 Hydraulic Supply Company Freeport, 979/233-6476 Nanaimo, 250/753-6411
CALIFORNIA Caldwell, 208/377-4334 Union, 207/785-4666 Charlotte, 704/319-9685 Ft. Worth, 817/838-7878 Prince George, 250/563-0452
Anaheim, 714/780-1791 Pocatello, 208/233-3894 Greensboro, 336/544-8502 Garland, 972/278-0220 Quesnel, 250/992-7935
Anaheim, 657/208-5650 Twin Falls, 208/944-3890 MARYLAND Groves, 409/962-7575 Vancouver, 604/521-3207
Apple Valley, 760/810-4350 General Tool & Supply Baltimore, 410/687-2700 NORTH DAKOTA Houston Petroleum Bearing,
Bakersfield, 661/324-6741 Boise, 503/226-3411 Bismarck, 701/223-5901 713/956-0150 MANITOBA
Chico, 530/961-9950 Lewiston, 208/798-3239 MASSACHUSETTS Dickinson, 701/225-9221 Houston, 713/688-9100 Brandon, 204/725-1419
Concord, 925/689-9880 Beverly, 781/376-5850 Fargo, 701/234-9015 La Porte, 281/867-2200 Winnipeg, 204/694-0050
Fontana, 909/357-9898 ILLINOIS Boston, 781/376-5850 Fargo, 701/492-0444 Laredo, 956/718-2229
Fresno, 559/237-9131 Addison, 630/627-4605 Marlborough, 508/229-2688 Grand Forks, 701/772-7177 Longview, 903/757-2383 NEW BRUNSWICK
Gardena, 310/327-5070 Bloomington, 309/827-0436 Lufkin, 936/634-4428 Hartland, 506/375-4441
Gilroy, 408/848-3099 Bourbonnais, 815/939-4466 MICHIGAN OHIO Odessa, 432/362-7315 Moncton, 506/859-4345
Hayward, 510/266-0200 Champaign, 217/352-8550 Escanaba, 906/786-8110 Canton, 330/305-1991 Pasadena, 281/542-1660
Lodi, 209/334-2530 Chicago S., 312/850-3700 Grand Rapids, 616/791-9770 Chillicothe, 740/775-1226 San Antonio, 210/662-6772 NOVA SCOTIA
Los Angeles, 323/728-0281 Chicago Hts., 708/754-6300 Jackson, 517/788-6700 Cincinnati, 513/533-4900 Sherman, 903/892-4646 Dartmouth, 902/468-3231
Modesto, 209/529-0261 Countryside, 708/354-5900 Kalamazoo, 269/381-1540 Cleveland, 216/398-2200 Temple, 254/773-4224 New Glasgow, 902/755-3540
Oxnard, 805/487-4877 Danville, 217/442-8800 Kingsford, 906/774-1100 Columbus, 614/444-3030 Tyler, 903/592-0873
Palmdale, 661/948-8436 Decatur, 217/877-3400 Lansing, 517/322-0540 Dayton, 937/236-7711 Victoria, 361/576-0015 ONTARIO
Sacramento, 916/455-1990 East Peoria, 309/694-6214 Livonia, 734/261-4920 Defiance, 419/784-4013 Waco, 254/772-1119 Belleville, 613/966-1923
Salinas, 831/758-3345 Elgin, 847/697-3100 Ludington, 231/845-6256 Findlay, 419/424-1003 Weslaco, 956/546-5191 Brockville, 613/342-8894
San Diego, 858/565-0092 Elk Grove Vill., 847/616-4001 Madison Hts, 248/583-8600 Lancaster, 740/687-0405 Wichita Falls, 940/766-3328 Guelph, 519/763-0710
San Fernando, 818/365-0300 Lasalle, 815/223-7800 Saginaw, 989/771-2270 Marion, 937/644-1613 Drago Supply London, 519/681-5800
Santa Clara, 408/727-6408 Machesney Pk, 815/654-1154 Taylor, 734/946-3788 Marysville, 937/644-1613 Houston, 281/471-7026 Mississauga, 905/695-7878
Stockton, 209/943-2801 Mattoon, 217/235-7151 Traverse City, 231/929-0074 Piqua, 937/778-1905 Port Arthur,409/983-4911 North Bay, 705/476-3109
Turlock, 209/549-8155 Montgomery, 630/897-8652 D.P. Brown Sandusky, 419/625-3432 Hub Supply Ottawa, 613/723-6200
Ukiah, 707/462-9766 Mt. Vernon, 618/241-9500 Grand Rapids, 616/656-0500 Toledo, 419/726-7422 Amarillo, 806/467-4784 Sarnia, 519/332-4500
Victorville, 760/561-7270 Quincy, 217/222-6168 Saginaw, 989/771-0200 DST Ft. Worth, 682/253-4784 Scarborough, 416/493-4983
Visalia, 559/651-0111 Rockdale, 815/725-6720 Cincinnati, 513/489-3588 Waterloo, 519/884-1220
Moss Rubber Rockford, 815/874-9461 MINNESOTA Dayton, 937/461-4550 UTAH
Benicia, 707/746-1600 Springfield, 217/523-8337 Duluth, 218/628-2825 Mt. Vernon, 740/392-2100 Logan, 435/753-7310 QUEBEC
San Francisco, 650/871-7010 Waukegan, 847/623-8770 Eden Prairie, 952/828-0800 Paragon Services & Supply Ogden, 801/732-1881 Montreal, 514/459-3301
Power Industries W. Chicago, 630/231-4453 Mankato, 507/345-7856 Lima, 419/224-1988 Salt Lake City, 801/972-1036 Quebec City, 418/657-3000
Napa, 707/252-7333 Wheeling, 847/459-7727 Marshall, 507/532-0198 LEAT Rimouski, 418/725-3750
Santa Rosa, 707/545-7904 Braas Mountain Iron, 218/749-8663 Euclid, 216/692-2778 VERMONT Saguenay, 418/696-1221
Elgin, 874/760-6630 St. Paul, 651/631-2430 Barre, 802/622-3400 Sept-Îles, 418/962-3232
COLORADO Waite Park, 320/656-1111 OKLAHOMA Sherbrooke, 819/563-5732
Denver, 303/399-1500 INDIANA Braas Lawton, 580/248-2211 VIRGINIA St-Hubert, 450/445-0633
Ft. Morgan, 970/867-1045 Columbus, 812/379-2329 Eden Prairie, 952/937-8902 Muskogee, 918/682-3611 Chesapeake, 757/487-0311 St-Hyacinthe, 450/774-3050
Greeley, 970/336-6481 Crawfordsville, 765/362-7227 Oklahoma City, 405/943-3316 Covington, 540/962-7161 Trois-Rivières, 819/374-2788
Pueblo, 719/546-0500 Elkhart, 574/293-4343 MISSISSIPPI Tulsa, 918/459-6919 Harrisonburg, 540/434-1919
Evansville, 812/423-7701 Columbus, 662/328-8041 Missouri Power Transmission Lynchburg, 434/239-7111 SASKATCHEWAN
CONNECTICUT Ft. Wayne, 260/422-6451 Grenada, 662/226-6800 Oklahoma City, 405/236-0594 Manassas, 703/393-2314 Hudson Bay, 306/865-2245
E. Windsor, 860/292-6091 Gary, 219/938-9200 Jackson, 601/373-3383 Stillwater, 405/372-6605 Richmond, 804/743-8000 Regina, 306/721-7233
Wallingford, 203/294-5427 Hammond N., 219/931-3010 Laurel, 601/649-1321 Roanoke, 540/362-7695 Saskatoon, 306/931-7771
Indianapolis, 317/248-2100 McComb, 601/684-3666 OREGON Winchester, 540/662-4800
DELAWARE Kendallville, 260/347-4135 Meridian, 601/482-0433 Albany, 541/926-5831 MOTION MEXICO
Delmar, 302/462-3130 Kokomo, 765/453-2550 Tupelo, 662/844-2119 Eugene, 541/342-5946 WASHINGTON For All Mexico Branches
Lafayette, 765/448-6600 Lewis Supply Medford, 541/732-1552 Bellingham, 360/752-3303 From Mexico,
FLORIDA LaPorte, 219/362-8526 Corinth, 662/287-6107 Portland, 503/460-0403 Longview, 360/425-4650 81-8321-5100
Bartow, 863/533-0574 Muncie, 765/288-4474 Portland, 503/239-5021 Moses Lake, 509/765-4367 From U.S.,
Clewiston, 863/983-5500 Richmond, 765/966-3528 MISSOURI Roseburg, 541/784-9003 Pasco, 509/547-0721 011-52-81-8321-5100
Ft. Pierce, 772/464-5537 South Bend, 574/291-0770 Cape Girardeau, 573/519-3210 Salem, 503/585-7411 Seattle, 206/762-3800 CA Saltillo
Jacksonville, 904/757-5080 Terre Haute, 812/232-8344 Columbia, 573/814-0654 General Tool & Supply Spokane, 509/924-4800 CH Chihuahua
Miami/Miramar, 954/704-8565 Warsaw, 574/268-0181 Joplin, 417/781-0010 Portland, 503/226-3411 Tacoma, 253/572-7070 DF Mexico City
Orlando, 407/298-0380 Kansas City, 816/587-8844 Vancouver, 360/750-1464 GT Silao
Panama City, 850/769-2492 IOWA Sedalia, 660/826-5661 PENNSYLVANIA General Tool & Supply JA Guadalajara
Pensacola, 850/433-0021 Ankeny, 515/965-1065 Springfield, 417/862-5300 Allentown, 610/366-9034 Mukilteo, 425/249-5660 NL Monterrey
Tampa, 813/626-1191 Cedar Rapids, 319/362-9940 St. Louis, 314/770-2600 Altoona, 814/941-8330 Seattle, 206/762-1500 QE Queretaro
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Identify the source, deal with it
O
ver time, assets requiring industrial
lubrication suffer a loss of usefulness. Key concepts
They break, become obsolete or stop
performing at their intended levels • What is clean enough? Lubricant and equipment
because of surface deterioration from corrosion cleanliness standards are poor.
or physical wear. Most failures are from contamina-
tion that accelerates processes in action. • Particle size matters more than quantity. Smaller
That was the focus of a Society of Tribologists particles are killers.
and Lubrication Engineers (STLE) webinar pre-
sented by Evan Zabawski, CLS, the senior technical • Be aware of contaminants from all three source
advisor at TestOil, which is the basis of this article. categories: self-generated, external and built-in.
Contaminants have been called the greatest cause
of lubricant malfunction and excessive parts wear
by the Mobil Oil Co. They can have serious adverse Repeated studies and field experiences demon-
effects on physical and chemical properties of strate that doing so can extend fluid service lives,
Figure 1: hydraulic and lubricant fluids, including acceler- with Pall Corp., a filtration company, realizing
Typical dynamic ated oxidation of fluid base stocks and premature this by factors of four to six. “Contamination may
clearances. additive depletion due to additive precipitation or be our greatest foe. But it’s the easiest to work
Courtesy: chemical reaction involving additives. against to prevent or at least reduce its severity,”
ASME Wear The importance of removing particulate and said Zabawski.
Handbook water contamination cannot be understated. It’s important to understand where contaminants
can come from so effective remediation plans can
be put in place.
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keep employees safe at the same time.
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reliability, and operate safely. Sensor data enables
shop to rebuild or send them out for Figure 4: Abrasive wear. Courtesy: maintenance to be planned according to actual needs
reconditioning. Pall Corp. rather than based on generic schedules, and minimizes
Contamination-related failures unplanned downtime that can lead to process
where hydraulic cylinders aren’t There are four categories of metal- interruption and lost revenue.
moving properly or valves don’t actu- lic wear that can cause particles,
ate properly take even more time to either from metal-to-metal contact
isolate, repair, bring back online and or involving contact between metal
complete QC testing. Responses to and other particulates. In adhesive
these types of failures are on the order wear, the high points or asperities
of a day or days compared to some- of two metal surfaces come into
thing like a burst hose, which can be contact with each other under high
replaced in a matter of hours. Eco- pressure (see Figure 3). The surfaces
nomics dictate it is better to prevent temporarily weld together but tear
failures from contamination to avoid away from each other because they
these costly scenarios. are in motion. During contact, before
tearing apart, there are no contami- Remote monitoring also keeps employee safe. Each
Contaminant categories nants, only rough surfaces touching time an employee performs a “routine” maintenance
There are broad categories of lubri- each other. When the fused metal check based on an arbitrary schedule, they are at
cant contaminant sources. In self- between the two surfaces tears apart, risk for injury from unnecessary interaction with the
generated sources, particles occur it is torn off from one of the surfaces equipment. The ability to monitor remotely allows
inside a system after it is in motion. and becomes loose and lost inside maintenance to safely assess health without touching
External sources draw particles into the system. Adhesive wear causes sig- any equipment, thus eliminating potential hazards
breathers and other open ports. nificant material loss that can lead to due to rotating equipment or hot surfaces. Unplanned
Finally, there are built-in sources further wear. downtime means more than a financial impact and loss
that exist inside a system from its In the abrasive wear mechanism, of raw materials during the shutdown. It also means
beginning of life. metallic parts don’t contact each other that you are preventing potential harm to employees
directly but wear occurs through shear who may be hit by debris, impacted by fire, or other
Self-generated sources. Internal with particles of the right size (see events from a sudden shutdown.
contaminants are generated from Figure 4). Particles smaller than a sys-
process-related conditions and involve tem’s clearance pass through it without
sources such as metallic wear, seal causing damage. Particles larger than
abrasion, chemical corrosion and even
improper mixtures of greases and oils Figure 5: Fatigue wear. Courtesy:
used on or inside a system. Pall Corp.
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contaminants. particles much smaller than clearance-
Metal fatigue also creates contami- sized become important (see Figure
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repeated stressing from being under particles suspended in it change direc-
load (see Figure 5). A metal surface tion rapidly and are squeezed into
flexes when it experiences high pres- narrow orifices where they impinge
sures when particles are pushed into on metal surfaces. When fast-moving
it. Repeated flexing creates subsurface particles harder than the metal hit the
cracks that propagate to the surface surface, they cause damage, eroding
and cause loss of material there. This the surface away. Significant erosive
Over-the-Glass (OTG) safety glasses are an ideal material becomes an additional con- wear can cause systems to stop func-
solution for workers who wear corrective lenses, as taminant that can lead to more fatigue. tioning, such as valves that no longer
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temples and fully adjustable temples and nose pad. particles is enough to cause fatigue taminants out, and good seals stop
With its ideal balance of technology and design, UVEX and more particles as particles push contaminants from entering a system.
Avatar is one of the most comfortable and stylish safety into one or more metal surfaces, which But sometimes seals allow contamina-
OTG eyewear products on the market. tion into the system, pushing it against
rotating shafts, scoring them and
“ Contamination may
be our greatest foe.
preventing the system from sealing
properly. Eventually, the contamina-
tion can enter the lubrication, or the
lubrication will escape, causing the
system to no longer function, a loss
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to be generated by other mechanisms.
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Figure 8). As lubricants are used, they Figure 7: Seal abrasion. Courtesy:
Safety:
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occurs faster at higher temperatures.
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Degrading lubricants form chemically make up for shortcomings because of
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Mixing oils that aren’t compatible titanium hammer cases help extend tool life
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“ It’s not possible to
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right application. If they are not, as the oil is pumped
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External sources. Contamination be filtered and contamination will
from sources outside the process enter. In storage rooms with new oil
environment is often ignored. Air- drums, 90-degree elbows and caps
borne contaminants, moisture and could make a significant improve-
contamination caused by adding oil ment on standard gate valves. Or,
are important to consider (see Figure rather than using gate valves, which
9). Taking a flash photograph in a are slow acting, hard to flush prop-
dark area of a plant will show con- erly and pick up a lot of contaminants,
taminants in the air that can only be faster-acting valves like quarter-turn
seen with a camera flash. They are ball valves could be used, allowing the
common in any environment and system to be flushed out to make sure
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When exclusion hardware isn’t these types of sources when consider-
placed properly — caps aren’t screwed ing contaminants.
in, collars are purposely moved out of Skipping small steps can render
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open, baskets meant to catch particles breathers are installed on tank nipples,
are missing or holes are cut to enable but tank lids aren’t sealed, or the tanks
some other type of monitoring — are missing gaskets so there is no sealing
more contamination is allowed into effect, the breathers are not effective.
a system. In dirty environments where Tanks that have properly sealed breath-
oil vapors can settle on top of tanks, ers, but improperly sealed lids are not
airborne contaminants stick to it and effective at stopping contamination.
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information
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and hand-eye
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coordination are
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Other external sources of contami- dues that have detrimental effects.
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productivity at
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containers where large particles are taminants. even at mild dehydration levels.
visible will contaminate a system with There are many sources of con- Dehydration related incidents are 100% preventable
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sealed before each use. Don’t add con- the outside? And which were there options, which are
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parts and even cleaning procedures. program.
Residues from welding or machin- Evan Zabawski, CLS, is the senior techni-
ing, metals like turnings, filings or cal advisor at TestOil.
M
ost people take non-slip shoes or anti- his death, was president of the International Tribol-
slip bathtubs for granted. But non- ogy Council and a lifetime member of the council
slippery shoes and anti-slip bathtubs of the Parliamentary and Scientific Committee.
and showers are products tribology He also was an honorary fellow of the Institution
has had an instrumental part in bringing about. of Engineering and Technology, the Institution of
Its role is in ensuring that other types of technol- Mechanical Engineers and the Institute of Mate-
ogy we rely on daily perform properly, such as the rials.
critical function brakes provide in any form of He was appointed a Commander of the Most
transportation. This is another invaluable service Excellent Order of the British Empire (CBE) in
we owe to the rarely touted field of tribology. Even 1969, and also was honored by the heads of state
fewer people know the name Peter Jost, who is often of France, Germany, Poland, Austria and Japan,
considered one of the founders of the discipline and in 1992 became the first honorary foreign
of tribology. member of the Russia Academy of Engineering.
He held two honorary professorships and 11 honor-
Tribology background ary doctorates including, in January 2000, the first
Tribology only became widely acknowledged in Millennium honorary science doctorate. Finally, in
the 1960s after an eye-opening British study: The 2009, well into his golden years when most would
Jost Report. This eponymous report was published be content to rest on their laurels, Jost was still a
by Jost, a British mechanical engineer who would pioneer in the industry and looking to the future
become known as the founder of tribology. The when he co-launched the principles of Green Tri-
report revealed that enormous financial losses were bology, leading the way for the first Green Tri-
occurring due to friction and corrosion. However, bology World Congress. Shortly before his death,
knowledge of these factors is virtually as old as he was elected an Honorary Fellow of the Royal
time: The ancients as far back as Paleolithic times Academy of Engineering.
understood the need to control these forces. The
ancient Egyptians reduced friction by using wheels Design issues
and lubricants in their chariot bearings and in Jost’s groundbreaking report, which was com-
the contraptions that transported the large loads missioned by the British government, shed light
required to build the pyramids. on the fact that, for the first time, problems of
Jost passed away on June 7, 2016, at the age of lubrication in engineering were primarily issues
95, after a long, illustrious career. He was educated of design. Their solutions, Jost posited, required
at Liverpool Technical College and Manchester a variety of skills from scientific disciplines other
College of Technology. He started his career as an than mechanical engineering, including chemistry
apprentice at Associated Metal Works in Glasgow. and materials science, solid body mechanics and
At the age of 29, he was general manager of the physics. Jost and his team calculated that enormous
international lubricants company, Trier Brothers, financial losses could be evaded because of fewer
and went on to serve as a director and chairman of breakdowns causing lost production, lower energy
several technology and engineering companies. He consumption, reduced maintenance costs and lon-
also served on several industry councils and, until ger machine life. In response to the Jost Report,
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is the Gold Series X-Flo a full range of replacement filter cartridges
industrial dust collection using HemiPleat® technology that fit most
system. It handles all kinds other dust collector brands. Replacing
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Digi-Key provides 24/7 technical support, and our diverse selection and extensive inventory allow our
customers to set up even complex processes quickly. With a wealth of online tools and reference materials,
engineers can innovate faster with Digi-Key.
Equipment overview
Flexicon is a world leader in the design and
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engineered and integrated plant-wide systems that
transport, discharge, fill, weigh, blend, deliver and/or
feed a broad range of powder and bulk solid materials.
Many will look for innovative products to enhance worker safety and reduce the risk of spreading future
infections within their plants. New operating guidelines will most definitely create product innovations
in personal protective equipment (PPE), but will also drive innovation in plant floor automation. While
automation is nothing new in manufacturing across all industries, it will
expand beyond the current productivity improvement rationale to include
employee infection mitigation. Automated equipment does not become
infected with a virus; it doesn’t call in sick and cannot spread infection.
When it isn’t “business as usual,” it is with Motion! Over the past Randy Breaux is President
several months – while carefully following safety protocol – Motion has of Motion Industries. His
continued to remain open and operating in over 550 locations, supporting career as a strategic leader
customers as their “essential” partner during and after this pandemic. in industrial manufacturing
and distribution spans over
The “Factory of the Future” will be faced with many new challenges post 30 years, including 20+
COVID-19. Plant uptime as we enter the recovery stage will become more years at ABB/Baldor Electric
important than ever. Count on Motion as your “essential” partner for all Company and the last nine
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Organizations that need to off-load equipment are able to do so; organizations that still need to buy
that equipment can easily find and purchase certified equipment; and less e-waste ends up in landfills.
Asset Recovery is a win-win for everyone!
It is important to note that any equipment being sold to or sourced by Radwell International must
meet the highest standards of functionality and use. However, not all equipment sold to Radwell via
the Asset Recovery program has to be brand-new. Radwell has a team of in-house engineers and
technicians who can refurbish equipment to a like-new state, granting it the Radwell Certified
PreOwned stamp of approval, which comes with Radwell’s two-year warranty.
The types of equipment Radwell most often purchases and upcycles includes industrial automation
equipment, PLCs, drives, motors, electronic parts, circuit boards, meters, sensors and all types of
industrial controls. However, if your company has other types of surplus inventory that you’re looking
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