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Lubrication management has grown more sophisticated in recent years, with plants having access to better products, smarter monitoring tools and more advanced storage and dispensing systems. Yet equipment failure rates linked to lubrication problems remain stubbornly high. According to Colin Ford, Managing Director of Lubrication Engineers (LE) South Africa, the reason for this is that technology can only

Rotary kilns and dryers operate under extreme heat and heavy continuous loads, often with persistent vibration. Inside the kilns, the interface between the kiln tyre and the shell is one of the most critical lubrication points on the machine – a key piece of machinery in cement production, lime calcining, mineral processing and chemical manufacturing. This means that finding the

Industrial maintenance teams know that proper lubrication is critical to equipment performance. What many don’t realise is that the battle for equipment longevity and efficiency is often lost before the lubricant ever touches the machine.  Lubrication Engineers (LE) South Africa has identified that 90% of lubrication contamination happens during storage and dispensing

As part of its extensive work to help develop benchmarking standards for wire rope lubrication in South Africa, lubrication specialists Lubrication Engineers (LE) South Africa has found the Viper wire rope lubricator to be a key element for effective lubrication application and rope maintenance.   Designed and manufactured in Australia over 15 years ago, the Viper was initially