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The lubricant you choose for your compressor plays a critical role in protecting internal metal parts, preventing corrosion and wear, and sealing. Lubrication Engineers has the lubricants, reliability products and expertise to help you put together a complete program to help maximize electric motor bearing life, minimize lubrication problems, and increase safety levels.

The number one cause of failure in any mechanical application is contamination. Every industrial plant has a sizeable investment in both its equipment and the lubricant that is purchased to protect that equipment. One of the best ways to ensure smooth-running hydraulic systems is to use the right hydraulic oil and keep it clean and dry.

Choosing wisely will help protect the gears from wear, increase uptime, and - in most cases - dramatically reduce gear set operating temperatures, lubricant consumption, energy consumption, and waste disposal.Lubrication Engineers can help put together a lubrication reliability program for your pellet mills to help them last longer, eliminating downtime and reducing maintenance costs.
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It all started in 1951, when three lubricant salesmen in Fort Worth, Texas, had a vision.
They knew they could make better-performing lubricants for their customers, so they set out on their own to do just that.
Fast forward to today, and Lubrication Engineers is a trusted lubrication reliability partner to companies all over the world, with 100-plus employees, nearly 100 independent consultants across the United States, and distributors in more than 60 countries.
Find out about current job opportunities and being a part of the LE team.
We will work closely with you to learn about your specific equipment and lubrication needs, and then help you create an effective lubrication reliability program that will provide equipment protection and enhanced profits.
We start with an onsite equipment assessment.
A trained, local lubrication consultant will provide a detailed report recommending lubricants, application methods, usage amounts, and drain or lube intervals.
In addition to LE's premium line of lubricants, your consultant can offer you several other best practice products and services - available through our lubrication reliability partners - to ensure the effectiveness of your program.
The lubricant you choose for your compressor plays a critical role in protecting internal metal parts, preventing corrosion and wear, and sealing.
Requirements vary considerably based on compressor type, the environment in which it is used, and the type of gas that is being compressed.
Lubrication Engineers can help by recommending lubrication reliability best practices - including the right oil - for most compressor types, whether they are centrifugal compressors, reciprocating compressors, rotary screw compressors, rotary vane compressors or dry screw compressors.
Many electric motor failures are bearing related, with the bearings never reaching their intended life.
According to the U.S. Department of Energy, more than 70 percent of electricity consumed in industry comes from the use of electric motors, which make up 25 percent of all rotating equipment in a plant.
This means that electric motors account for nearly 25 percent of the national consumption of electricity.
What all of this means to you is that maximizing your lubrication reliability efforts with electric motors can have a dramatic impact on your uptime and costs, including repairs and replacements, labor, and energy use.
Industrial plants make sizeable investments in their equipment as well as the lubricants that protect the equipment.
Therefore, it makes sense to protect these assets.
To do that, we recommend putting in place a good lubrication reliability program to ensure the correct lubricants are used and to prevent contamination.
This will protect the equipment and the lubricant, which in turn will eliminate or greatly reduce unscheduled downtime and increase the bottom line.
Some of the common suffering points for gearbox applications are oil foaming, overheating, and emulsification.
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