Wood Processing Industry
Analysis and Solutions for Blackening of Lubricating Grease in Metal Gearboxes
During use, lubricating grease inevitably comes into contact with oxygen in the air, especially under high-temperature and high-load operating environments, where oxidation reactions accelerate. Oxidation not only causes the grease to darken in color but also reduces its lubricating performance, increases the formation of sludge and deposits, and consequently affects gear lubrication and wear. Furthermore, oxidation produces acidic substances that corrode metal surfaces, further exacerbating grease deterioration.
PTFE Grease Application In Corrugator Bearings
PTFE grease application in corrugator bearings
The application of grease in corrugated bearings is the key to ensuring the efficient operation of the equipment. Both research and actual cases have shown that the use of special greases that are resistant to high temperatures and chemical corrosion (such as PFPE/PTFE-based) can significantly extend the life of the bearing and reduce maintenance requirements.
FRTLUBE Exclusive lubrication solutions for sintered bearings
In order to adapt to a variety of sintered bearing products, the FRTLUBE lubrication R&D team specifically customizes the bearings, density and permeability of sintered materials and specific requirements for each different application, and launches the best-fit lubrication solution, as well as lubrication products with high temperature stability and evaporation stability.
FRTLUBE Speciality Lubricant For Wood Panel Industry
FRTLUBE high-performance lubricant is crucial for keeping production equipment operational and extending its lifespan，include Hymmen doublebelt presses and continuous wood presses of Messrs.
FRTLUBE High Temperature Chain Oil for Wood Industry
FRTLUBE LY606H is a high-performance ultra high temperature synthetic chain oil for wood-based panel presses,for chains running under rough conditions, specially formulated for the lubrication of high temperature chains operating application