Thank you. This vid came up in my self-study of modern lubricants The evolution of lubricants has given us such superb materials to work with. Diagnostocs has given remarkable abilities to get just the right lubricants in right amounts in time. What i like most and what i thought revolutionary is how this points out and now makes a lie of the common wisdom that we should use more because oil/grease is cheap insurance. Now too much is only better way too little. Or do i misunderstand?
The bearings on an excavator are also operated at low speeds. Also it’s bushings not bearings on an excavator boom which is a totally different application
Hi, the one featured in the video is the SDT270: sdtultrasound.com/products/sdt270/ To help you lubricating bearings right, we have also the LUBExpert: sdtultrasound.com/products/lubexpert/ and the LUBEChecker: sdtultrasound.com/products/checker-range/lubechecker/ Feel free to contact us if you need further info.
“Grease is cheaper than parts” is almost exactly what they are saying. Proper maintenance is cheaper than parts and they are helping with proper maintenance
@@SDTHearMore I am wondering specifically for an evaporator fan inside a refrigerator it gets very very cold and the fan might produce some heat through its operation but there was rust on the shaft and bearing farthest away from the brushless part
Hi Jake ! The notion of necessary is all relative to your economic reality. Is it necessary to apply this approach to lubricate an engine that operates 10 hours per year and for which the criticality is low? Probably not not. Is it necessary or useful to do this on critical rolling bearings in a metallurgical production where the production stoppage amounts to several tens of thousands of €/$ per hour? It's up to you to answer. #hearmore
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Thank you. This vid came up in my self-study of modern lubricants The evolution of lubricants has given us such superb materials to work with. Diagnostocs has given remarkable abilities to get just the right lubricants in right amounts in time.
What i like most and what i thought revolutionary is how this points out and now makes a lie of the common wisdom that we should use more because oil/grease is cheap insurance. Now too much is only better way too little. Or do i misunderstand?
This guy sounds like that typical teacher that everyone sleeps on
You sound like a dunce
The information is very interesting ,although not pertanent to me. Thanks for the video.
Thank you sir for this presentation , really appreciate that .
A question , can we use this on helicopter bearing
Best regards
In general yes, feel free to send us an email if you have a specific question: info@sdtultrasound.com
how you know what Decibel should make my bearings?
Every bearing is different, from size, materials used, processes, load, environment operated within. There is no one answer.
Grease my old excavator every day before starting the day. Still tight with very little play in joints. Greasing works.
Too much grease and you will blow the bearings and cause more problems.
The bearings on an excavator are also operated at low speeds. Also it’s bushings not bearings on an excavator boom which is a totally different application
@@sarahelinburg8308 nonsense- they aren't pressure-fed
Great
what is this instrument
Hi, the one featured in the video is the SDT270: sdtultrasound.com/products/sdt270/
To help you lubricating bearings right, we have also the LUBExpert: sdtultrasound.com/products/lubexpert/ and the LUBEChecker: sdtultrasound.com/products/checker-range/lubechecker/
Feel free to contact us if you need further info.
Me, a skateboarder. Cool. Cool.
Fuck you and your skateboard too! Do you realize how many fidget spinners aren't being properly lubricated? Some people are so selfish!
somebody took back a comment about skaters?
NVH phenomenon .
more fish grease, please..
NVH phenomenon, polyurea grease from japan!!!
fish grease
Damn was looking for help with nearings not a strung iut advertisement
I clicked off at 1:20, once I realized it's a 16 min infomercial. I grease my equipment every few hours. Grease is cheaper than parts.
Sure but the main idea is not to lubricate bearings on a time-based schedule but on a condition-based schedule.
“Grease is cheaper than parts” is almost exactly what they are saying. Proper maintenance is cheaper than parts and they are helping with proper maintenance
@@danielyoder1462 cheaper than parts AND labor
Então a lubrificação de rolamentos a graxa é mais barata
So what is the best lubricant for bearings ??? ... Is it grease, white lithium, singer oil ?
Well all depends on the working condition of your assets :)
I.e., what kind of bearing and what application?
@@SDTHearMore I am wondering specifically for an evaporator fan inside a refrigerator it gets very very cold and the fan might produce some heat through its operation but there was rust on the shaft and bearing farthest away from the brushless part
He doesn’t know, and don’t care.
This video is commercial for his ultrasound gizmo.
would not use the term "infant mortality" when describing premature bearing failure.
Hi Robert, it's a commonly used term in industry. We don't use it anymore, but this is an old video.
I mean yeah thats a high-tech tool but for the average mechanic.. is it necessary?
Hi Jake !
The notion of necessary is all relative to your economic reality. Is it necessary to apply this approach to lubricate an engine that operates 10 hours per year and for which the criticality is low? Probably not not. Is it necessary or useful to do this on critical rolling bearings in a metallurgical production where the production stoppage amounts to several tens of thousands of €/$ per hour? It's up to you to answer.
#hearmore
No.
Y the grease colour changing in brand new pumps in packing condition one month old but not used pumps
moisture? Humidity?
Rust in bearing balls
@@boopathipathi Nothing worse than rusty balls.
Just show how much lubrication needed in the bearing.
It depends on the bearing condition, speed and level of friction.
TL;DR?
Mistake #1 - Lubricating based on TIME instead of CONDITION
Mistake #2 - Over and Under Lubrication
Mistake #3 - Using a “Listen-Only” Ultrasound Instrument
was looking for that aswell
Thanks fir these tips !
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I suspect this instrument is several thousand dollars
Fell free to contact us to change your mind: info@sdtultrasound.com
Don't waste your money. We have one, stinks waste of money.
too many talk! waste of time
how about a nice hawaiian punch?
Just an ad......no benefit to most
Bad take. Your poor bearings.
Act now. The bearing in your fidget spinner will thank you later and you will be rewarded with many years of trouble-free service. You've been warned!
Instructions unclear. Pinky toe stuck in toaster now.