Smart controller simplifies the management of complex lubrication systems
A new LMC 301 lubrication system controller from SKF combines power and ease of use to give equipment owners greater control over the performance of their lubrication systems
A new LMC 301 lubrication system controller from SKF combines power and ease of use to give equipment owners greater control over the performance of their lubrication systems
A global confectionary manufacturer has called on SKF to solve a sticky issue in its chocolate manufacturing operations. The solution has eliminated the frequent seal failures and resulting product leakage that were leading to costly machine stoppages.
SKF’s range of inverted roller screws ensure powerful electromechanical actuation in applications that require compactness, low torque and high load. They were developed for compact electromechanical cylinders – in which the motor is wrapped around the screw – and typically replace hydraulic or pneumatic actuation systems.
SKF has released a new handheld sensor, which, when used in combination with one of two smartphone apps, simplifies the collection and interpretation of critical machine condition data.
Heat plays a big role in the life of a bearing, being both friend and enemy at different stages of its lifecycle. Phil Burge, marketing and communications manager at SKF, describes how heat can be used as an aid to bearing installation, and looks at its effect on lubricants when the bearing is in service
SKF is increasing its capacity to innovate by opening a new European Test Centre dedicated to high-speed aeronautical bearings.
SKF has introduced a new handheld sensor, which, when used in combination with a smartphone app, simplifies the collection and interpretation of critical machine condition data.
SKF’s operations in Gothenburg, Sweden, are set to be given a boost with the inauguration of a new, fully-automated and digital production process, adapted for the manufacture of spherical roller bearings. The new production unit is the first of its type to be put into operations within the SKF Group and is part of a programme of next generation manufacturing technology within the company.
SKF’s Phil Burge, marketing and communications manager, describes how a staged approach to condition-based maintenance, with asset criticality defining three stages of sophistication – basic, better or best – can best meet operational needs and budgets
SKF’s latest online Rolling Bearings Catalogue is packed with new features to help customers choose the optimum bearing arrangement for their project.
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