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Charlotte Stonestreet
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The benefits of centralised lubrication systems
30 October 2018
The closed system design of an automatic system also keeps contaminants out, allowing for longer bearing life and less downtime.
With improper lubrication highlighted as a major cause of bearing failure, it is imperative that maintenance teams have the correct procedures in place to put an end to disruptive, unplanned downtime. We speak to Bijur Delimon (t/a Denco Lubrication Ltd), a specialist in the field, to find out more about the benefits of Centralised Lubrication Systems.
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