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Machinery Lubrication November December 2016

Machinery Lubrication magazine published by Noria Corporation

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NOW ON MACHINERYLUBRICATION.COM When to Choose a Synthetic Lubricant While synthetic oil does not always make sense, when it does, there can be significant cost savings in the long run. Keep in mind that there are good mineral oil products on the market as well. Discover how to determine what your situation requires by reading this article on the ML site. How to Avoid Overgreasing Bearings The practice of overgreasing bearings not only is a waste of grease, but it can also drastically shorten bearing life. Access this 1-minute, 34-second video to see how to avoid overgreasing so you can keep grease in your bearings and not on the plant floor. Parameters for Testing Engine Coolants When it comes to antifreeze or cool- ants, many of the same principles that apply to lubricants hold true. They should be monitored and taken care of in order to get the most out of them. Check out this article on the ML site to learn how to test for contaminants, water content and metals that could indicate potential problems inside the cooler or radiator. Understanding Break-in Wear New machinery is sometimes subjected to a break-in process. While there is considerable debate about if and how this should be done, one important consider- ation is the type of break-in fluid to use. Access this 1-minute, 15-second video to find out how certain break-in fluids can reduce wear and help make the machine more efficient. How to Maximize Oil Change Intervals Generally, calendar- or interval-based oil changes are not preferred. Condi- tion-based oil changes typically are much more cost-effective and efficient. Read this article on the ML site to understand why oil changes should be based on the actual condition of the fluid rather than on a specified number of operating hours. MachineryLubrication.com is the place to turn for white papers on a host of lubrication-related topics. Here's a sampling of the latest white papers that are currently available for download: • That Mobile Cart Might Not Be the Best Choice! • Airborne Ultrasound - Leak Management: Find-and-Fix Leaks • Guide to Measuring TAN and TBN in Oil • Desiccant Breathers: A Front- line Defense in the War on Contamination • Gaps in Your Electric Motor Reliability Program • The Benefits of Combining Ultrasound & Vibration for Condition Monitoring Check out the full list of white papers by visiting www.Machinery- Lubrication.com and clicking on the "White Papers" link. of lubrication professionals say contam- inants are most likely to enter the fluid systems at their plant via environmental ingression, according to a recent survey at MachineryLubrication.com FEATURED WHITE PAPERS FIND MORE GREAT ARTICLES AND CONTENT FROM Machinery Lubrication magazine online. From Web exclusives and industry news to videos, white papers, buyer's guides and more, everything that relates to machinery lubrication is available now on www.MachineryLubrication.com. 42% 42 | November - December 2016 | www.machinerylubrication.com

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