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Bronze Member - 1 or more posts |
I am a oiler(fairly green) at a large log mill. I currently switched grease and the new grease is alot thicker. My 1/4 poly tubing that I run out of my grease blocks seem to be blowing apart way to much. It isn't in the budget to run them all with hydraulic lines, so anyo9ne have any suggestions on any other types of tubing that would be better off? Teflon tubing or what have you? Or any other methods that might better suit me.
Thanks abunch, I cant get enough of reading previous threads. Sure is helping this newbie oiler do a much better job. Cody |
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Bronze Member - 1 or more posts |
Nylon tubing usually has a much higher pressure rating than poly.
Ken Hirst Sr. Design Egr. G P Reeves Inc. |
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Double Platinum Member - 100 or more posts |
few questions before I answer these
what type of system and what is end pressure of the sytem and what is the length of the tubings. Arupanjan Mukherji |
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Bronze Member - 1 or more posts |
I figured it out. Too embarresed to admit my newbie mistake
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Double Platinum Member - 100 or more posts |
go to a softer grease like a #0 or #00 grade.
bruce |
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