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Did you know that friction costs you money?
On average, lubricant purchases themselves are only 3% of a maintenance budget, but lubrication-related activities can influence an estimated 40% of total maintenance costs.
John Brooks has automatic single-point lubricators available in a range of greases and oils for different applications.
It takes the guesswork out of a lubrication schedule, ensuring bearings are consistently lubricated. An additional benefit is that it does not require a power supply.
This in turn prevents potentially costly equipment repair and/or production downtime.
Did you know that friction costs you money?
On average, lubricant purchases themselves are only 3% of a maintenance budget, but lubrication-related activities can influence an estimated 40% of total maintenance costs.
John Brooks has automatic single-point lubricators available in a range of greases and oils for different applications.
It takes the guesswork out of a lubrication schedule, ensuring bearings are consistently lubricated. An additional benefit is that it does not require a power supply.
This in turn prevents potentially costly equipment repair and/or production downtime.
FIVE MAJOR BENEFITS OF AUTOMATIC LUBRICATION AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO MANUAL LUBRICATION.
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1) Screwing an automatic single-point lubricator into a grease nipple socket or other lubrication points eliminates the need for costly, and time-consuming manual lubrication, saving you both time and money.
2) Once installed, it supplies a continuous and precise volume of lubricant providing optimum lubrication. Both under and over lubrication cause premature bearing/machine failure and it's difficult to achieve the required level of accuracy and needed time intervals with manual greasing,
3) It also improves safety and reduces the consumption of lubricant, lessening the impact on the environment.
4) By reducing costly downtime and failures, you can improve product performance and extend the life of your assets, all while reducing maintenance costs.
5) Ensuring the correct lubricant is used in the correct quantity, in the correct place at the correct time is crucial to avoiding cross contamination of lubricants.