Lubrication Management & Technology Articles
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2011/January/February
Author:Bill Kiesel, Publisher
You may have read about the recent release of Mark Twain's autobiography—100 years after his death.
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2011/January/February
Author:Henry Molise, P.E., HCM Energy Consulting, LLC
Energy-efficiency isn't just about technology. If your organization hasn't adjusted its culture to help raise and sustain the energy consciousness of your human assets, now's the time to do it.
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2011/January/February
Author:Jane Alexander, Editor-In-Chief
Happy New Year! I have some real good news for you. But first, the bad…The perfect storm that’s been brewing with regard to the dwindling labor pool and the loss of so many skilled, knowledgeable, experienced craftspeople from the workforce...
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2011/January/February
Author:Jarrod Potteiger Product and Educational Services Manager, Des-Case Corporation
A "one-size-fits-all" approach to contamination solutions won't take your program where it needs to go.
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2011/January/February
Author:Ken Bannister, Contributing Editor
Arguably the best engineered of all lubrication systems, the Series Progressive (or Single Line Progressive) system pumps oil or grease in either a cyclical (total loss) or continuous (recirculative) manner.
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2011/January/February
Author:Ken Bannister, Contributing Editor
Virtually every continuous-improvement and change-management program is geared toward taking a current state and evolving it into an optimal state. This is also true of a lubrication-management improvement program.
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2011/January/February
Author:LMT Staff
Cooling-Lubricant Supply System
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2011/January/February
Author:LMT Staff
EXAIR's new High Temperature Air Amplifier offers a simple, low-cost way to move high volumes of hot air to surfaces requiring uniform heating while in a furnace or oven.
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2011/January/February
Author:Motor Decisions Matter
How long has it been since your operations had an energy assessment by an actual energy professional: one year... two years...never? Taking a step back, just what is an energy assessment—and is it really worth the trouble?
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2011/January/February
Author:Ray Thibault CLS, OMA I, OMA II, MLT, MLT II, MLA II, MLA III, Contributing Editor
This article kicks off a year-long discussion on certification of lube pros, the means by which you can achieve it and what's in it for you when you do.
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