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From bearings to lead screws to connectors.
Ball & Lead Screws
Whether the engineer selects a rolled ball screw, precision ground ball screw, or an Acme lead screw, the lubricant should also be carefully considered.
Bearings
Designed to provide an adequate film of lubricant throughout a range of operating temperatures, speeds and loads, and to resist oxidation, thermal breakdown and evaporation.
Read MoreControl Cables
Selecting the proper control cable lubricant can be tricky given the variety of materials, designs, routing requirements, loads, and temperatures.
Read MoreConnectors
A thin film of lubricant can reduce mating force by as much as 80 percent, an important factor in connector assembly.
Gears
Get greater load carrying capacity, higher viscosity indexes, better lubricity, greater efficiency and extended serviceability.
Sensors & Potentiometers
Potentiometers and other sliding position sensors are electromechanical devices whose performance and operating life can be dramatically improved through lubrication.
Read MoreSlides
Minimize friction, inhibit wear or corrosion, stay in place, damp noise, and control free motion – while meeting broad temperature requirements.
Switches
Greases for sliding electric switch contacts must meet the same demands of any mechanical sliding: film strength, appropriate low & high temp fluid range, and stay-in-place capability.
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