
Article originally published on Noria.com.
When it comes to greasing, there are many ways to get it right and many ways to get it wrong. Sometimes people think of greasing as a simple task that doesn’t require any skill or dedication, and others believe it is more of an exact science and that adhering to proper regreasing practices will yield the biggest return on equipment availability.
Greasing is one of the more simple lubrication tasks in execution, but it can be just as difficult as taking a proper oil sample without proper training, experience and tools. This article will explore the subject of greasing from the selection process to the application process and try to expand your perception of the dedication and precision required to get the most from each stroke of the grease gun.
(Read the entire article, "The Rights and Wrongs of Greasing"...)