Conductive grease typically serves as a path to earth or ground in a customer component or device. For example, any rotating component supported by ball bearings is essentially isolated from the rest of the device by the lubricant in the bearing raceway; a conductive bearing grease is the solution to avoid…
There are a variety lubricant additives that we have the ability to include in our grease formulations. Note that we describe our additives, we use terminology relating to the benefit of the additive rather than than giving details of the chemical way in which the benefit is achieved; we don’t…
If static discharge poses is an issue or poses a hazard to your device, consider using a conductive grease. For example, any rotating component supported by ball bearings is essentially isolated from the rest of the device by the lubricant in the bearing raceway. There might be other contacts such…
The SRV measures the physical interactions (friction and wear) between a lubricant and two specimens/materials in a loaded contact, in either rotational or linear oscillatory motion. SRV stands for Schwingung (Oscillating), Reibung (Friction), Verschleiž (Wear). The upper specimen oscillates in a linear path on the lower stationary specimen at a…
This article is focused on determining tribological characteristic of a lubricating grease, using two ASTM test methods, the 4-Ball EP Tester and 4 Ball Wear. The 4 Ball EP Tester focuses on Extreme pressure (EP) properties and the 4 Ball Wear focuses on wear scar (WS), and coefficient of friction…
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