Lubrication Management & Technology Articles
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Utilities Manager/2007
Author:Jane Alexander, Editor-In-Chief
New to North America, this proven technology soon may change the way you approach process cooling in your operations.
Although some technologies are constantly changing, at least one has remained virtually unchanged for decades: cooling tower...
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The Fundamentals/2007
Author:Jane Alexander, Editor-In-Chief
Even the toughest of projects appear to be no match for this equipment.
Think beer, bratwurst and cheese and Milwaukee, Wisconsin might come to mind. In 1977, Ed Michalski had a hunger to start his own business, so he set his sights on the...
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2011/May/June
Author:Jane Alexander, Editor
It’s the most important lube quality. You can’t afford not to regularly check the viscosity of the oils in your systems.
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2013/January/February
Author:Jane Alexander, Editor
A lot goes into being on the cutting edge of something. Here’s how a leading machine-tool manufacturer got there and stays there.
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2007/May/June
Author:Jane Alexander, Editor
Arc flash is responsible for about 80% of electricalrelated injuries. It occurs when an arc fault superheats the air around it, expanding and creating a pressure wave within the enclosure. The resulting arc plasma then vaporizes everything with...
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2008/November/December
Author:Jane Alexander, with Glen Sharkowicz, Mobil Industrial Lubricants
In today’s increasingly competitive environment, maximizing productivity is a MUST, especially for small- and medium-sized machine shops. Typically, these businesses cannot match the overall production capabilities—in terms of volume—of their...
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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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2010/May/June
Author:Jarrod Potteiger, Des-Case Corporation
Contamination never quits, nor should you when it comes to fighting it. Revisiting and, perhaps, rethinking how your site stores and handles new lubricants is a great way to strengthen your punch.
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Utilities Manager/2009
Author:Jeremy Sickmiller Sullair Corporation
Compressed air, considered to be the “4th Utility,” is necessary in most manufacturing plants. The generation of compressed air requires large amounts of energy and can account for up to 10% of a plant’s total energy costs. Up to 93% of the...
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2007/May/June
Author:Jerry McLain SKF USA Inc.
Every moving part on a machine benefits from timely and effective lubrication to help reduce wear, minimize lubricant consumption and maximize efficiency. These benefits can be more fully realized by introducing centralized lubrication technology to...
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