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20/01/2023

Static and dynamic friction: effects on mechanical components

"Wear due to static and dynamic friction"

Alternating static and dynamic friction and their continuous action on the mechanical components inevitably lead to their wear, or even to malfunctioning and breakage if excessively neglected.

The use of lubricants therefore becomes essential to preserve the integrity of the materials used in your project or that make up your machinery as much as possible.

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20/01/2023

Plastic deformation: examples, applications and suitable lubricants

"How is sheet metal bent?"

If once the bending of metals in the form of sheets was carried out manually by expert blacksmiths, today cutting-edge technologies and machinery are used, which allow for greater speed of operation and consequently a more consistent production.

But how does this bending work? Below we will talk about plastic deformation of metal sheets.

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Industrial Lubricants  -  20/01/2023

Steel-to-steel friction: how to solve the problem

"Keep calm & reduce friction"

The steel-steel friction is the force that opposes the movement of two bodies in mutual contact and made of the same material, with the risk that over time the two components are damaged or even break.

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20/01/2023

Damage from metal oxidation in machinery: 3 examples

Examples of oxidation corrosion

Metal oxidation is the phenomenon whereby a metal that combines with oxygen undergoes a subtraction of electrons. This reaction involves the development of energy in the form of light, heat or electricity. In this post, we list 3 examples of phenomena or conditions that can give rise to oxidation corrosion to the detriment of your components.

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Industrial Lubricating Grease, Heat resistance  -  20/01/2023

Characteristics and composition of a grease for low temperatures

Hey cold, you don’t scare me!

You know when you leave your car sitting outside in the cold in winter and, when you have to use it, you need to warm it up first? Well, now imagine the same effect on the various components of your project. Low temperatures modify the physical and mechanical-dynamic characteristics of the materials and can cause premature malfunctions of the mechanical devices housed within.

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Certified Lubricants, Industrial Lubricants, Lubricating products, Wear of materials  -  20/01/2023

Automotive electrical connectors: how to combat wear

lubrication for automotive connectors

Electrical connectors are components that allow two or more electrical parts to be electrically connected mechanically. Of the numerous types available on the market, automotive electrical connectors are certainly amongst those most subject to wear. Correct lubrication for these devices must take into account two distinct phases.

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Industrial Lubricants, Industrial Lubricating Oil, Lubricating products  -  20/01/2023

When to use a high temperature silicone oil?

the advantages of silicone oils

When we talk about synthetic lubricants, silicone oils are among the most effective in the lubrication of mechanical components operating at high temperatures. Their high sliding property makes them the best choice for metal-plastic and rubber-metal combinations, also thanks to their inertia and reduced interaction with the materials they wrap.

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Certified Lubricants  -  20/01/2023

Food grade: examples of NSF-certified lubricants

Zero risk to health

When we talk about food production and processing, the use of the correct food grade lubricant is essential in modern industrial production plants, where automation and the correct functioning of the components determine the success of the production itself.

However, if lubrication is not carried out correctly or is done using unsuitable substances and products, it can lead to a non-negligible risk: contamination of the final product.

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Industrial Lubricating Grease  -  20/01/2023

How to protect an electrical connector? With the right lubricant!

A long life for electrical connectors

Electrical connectors are a very broad and specific category in the sector, so it is essential that the functionality, performance and durability of the component are certified and guaranteed over time.

For this to occur, each electrical connector must be protected by a specific lubricant, designed and built to meet specific needs.

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Industrial Lubricants  -  20/01/2023

Ball valves: operation and optimal operating conditions

Proper lubrication of automotive electrical connectors is necessary to keep the contact resistance constant over time and thus increase the average life, both during usage and in wiring operations.

Fluorogrease 917 A fluorinated lubricating grease, for example, creates an electro-compatible film for separating the sheeting, interposing in the non-contact areas and depressions, ensuring continuous protection of automotive connectors from wear and contact corrosion.

This is the perfect lubricant for electrical connectors due to:

  • Not carbonising in the presence of an electric arc
  • Being compatible with noble coatings such as Au, Cu, Ag and with amorphous containment plastics

Preventing the increase in electrical resistance.

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