Print

Education link marks new chapter

Published:  26 August, 2020

REYNOLDS CONTAMINATION CONTROL says it may not have ‘written the book’ on lubricant degradation – but now it’s working closely with someone who has.

The company says it has been relentless in its quest to boost filtration and particle control – and overall cleanliness in fluids. But now it has joined forces with Strategic Reliability Solutions Ltd (SRSL), founded by Trinidad-based Sanya Mathura MLE, as part of a major new education and training initiative.

Sanya is preparing to launch her new book Lubrication Degradation Mechanisms: A Complete Guide (published 30 November – by CRC Press). It aims to help personnel understand the reasons behind the degradation of their lubricant, determine methods to identify the onset of degradation and reduce or eliminate lubricant degradation within their equipment.

Click here to read the full release

e: whubball@reynoldscc.co.uk

w: www.reynoldscc.co.uk

Related Articles

  • New robot controllers  

    To meet the demand for faster, more efficient production, ABB has announced it is adding two new members to its OmniCore controller family. Available for a range of robots across ABB’s portfolio, the new E10 and V250XT controllers offer best-in-class motion control, as well as 20% energy savings and future-proofing through built-in digital connectivity and 1000+ additional functions to meet changing requirements. The company says these two new controllers extend the possibilities for enhanced robot control in a variety of industries, from electronics assembly to automotive, logistics, and general manufacturing.

  • New work shorts 

    SNICKERS WORKWEAR says fabric, functionality and fit are its hallmarks and it is the innovation and fabric technology in the design of the new stretchsShorts for men and women that really set these new garments apart.

  • New hoodies and sweatshirts 

    SNICKERS says its new range of hoodies and sweatshirts for craftsmen and women are probably the most comfortable it has ever designed.

  • Cut resistant glove 

    Hand protection specialist GLOBUS says it has further enhanced its leading portfolio of safety gloves with the introduction of the new SHOWA 4561.

  • New product launch 

    JBC says there are exciting times ahead with its new product launch. The company says ‘HALO’ uses cutting edge technology to create a remote boilerhouse monitoring system, using analogue, digital and mod bus outputs, providing a critical overview into asset performance and fuel, water, steam and power are monitored in real time, delivering consumption and cost per Kg of steam raised.

Sign up for the PWE newsletter

Latest issue

To view a digital copy of the latest issue of Plant & Works Engineering, click here.

View the past issue archive here.

To subscribe to the journal please click here.

Poll

"How is your manufacturing business preparing for a net Zero target?"






Twitter