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Lube-Tips | | | | | | | In This Issue | - Rule of Thumb for Selecting Oils
- Setting Effective Wear Debris Alarms
- Developing Staff for Lubrication Excellence
- Lube-Trivia: Why Hydraulic Pumps Whine
| | Rule of Thumb for Selecting Oils | | | The pour point is the lowest temperature at which an oil will flow. This property is crucial for oils that must flow at low temperatures. A commonly used rule of thumb when selecting oils is to ensure that the pour point is at least 10°C (20°F) below the lowest anticipated ambient temperature. Join us for Oil Analysis Basics training in Chicago
on October 26-28. 
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| Learn an approach to setting wear metal alarms used by commercial oil analysis labs and equipment manufacturers that's easily adapted for setting your own limits. | FULL STORY
| When transforming your lubrication program, staffing structure and development are key. This article discusses some challenges you'll face and advice for overcoming them. | FULL STORY
| Test your knowledge and prepare for ICML lubrication and oil analysis certification. Question: If a hydraulic pump was making a high-pitched whine or rattling noise, what would you suspect? | GET THE ANSWER
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