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Bearing

Lubrication

A good lubrication schedule is integral to the life expectancy of your machines. However, the labor resources necessary to complete the lubrication schedule are sometimes insufficient. If you require assistance in meeting your lubrication schedule, call us. We have technicians with years of experience in lubricating industrial plant machinery.

 

 

Bearing lubrication plays a crucial role in the performance and longevity of rotating components like bearings. Some of the key benefits of proper bearing lubrication include:

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  • Reduced Friction: Lubrication forms a film between the moving parts of the bearing, reducing friction and minimizing wear and tear on the surfaces in contact. This results in smoother operation and less energy consumption.

  • Extended Bearing Life: Proper lubrication helps to prevent metal-to-metal contact between bearing components, reducing friction and wear. This prolongs the life of the bearings.

  • Temperature Control: Lubricants can help dissipate heat generated by friction during operation, preventing overheating bearings. This is particularly important in high-speed or heavy-duty applications where heat buildup can lead to premature failure.

  • Corrosion Protection: Lubricants can provide a protective barrier against moisture and corrosive agents, helping to prevent rust and corrosion of bearing surfaces. This is especially important in humid environments.

  • Noise Reduction: Properly lubricated bearings operate more quietly than dry or improperly lubricated bearings. The lubricant helps reduce noise levels, contributing to a quieter and more pleasant working environment.

  • Improved Efficiency: Reduced friction and smoother operation can improve overall system efficiency. This can result in energy savings and lower operating costs over time.

  • Enhanced Performance: Properly lubricated bearings contribute to better overall performance of machinery extending the operating life over improperly lubricated bearings. 

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