18-Degree Rule
Summit Chief Technology Officer Dan Myrick talks about the 18 degree rule of pushing your oil to its outer limits.
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Tribology Talk: The Science of Lubrication
Grease and oil experts discuss all aspects of keeping industrial machines running smoothly.
Tribology Talk: The Science of Lubrication Podcast Guide
Listen to Tribology Talk: The Science of Lubrication, a Education podcast by Lubrication Experts. Stream 32 episodes in English, follow new audio stories, and play episodes online on Radio and Podcast.
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20 of 32 episodesExplaining Food Grade, NSF H1 and ISO 21469
When a product is labeled Food Grade and NSF H1 certified, it’s simply an audit of the ingredients in the product. There’s no way to kno...
Foaming
What causes foaming and what should you do when you see it? Is all foaming equally dangerous? Dan Myrick, the executive vice president of op...
Why use pump oil?
Steele Glenn, manager of pump oil sales at Summit Industrial Products, talks about the cost and production benefits of using a specific prod...
Filtering Your Oil
How filtered should your oil be? Can oil be too clean? Can you filter out additives? Dan Myrick, executive vice president of operations and...
Listener FAQ: Additive Packs
Scott Harper with Applied Air Systems submitted the topic of “Additive Packs: Compare their competitive add packs vs. our current technolo...
FAQ: Running Hot
How hot will my oil run?
FAQ: Physical Properties Part 2
What do all the fields on my product data sheet actually mean?
FAQ: Physical Properties Part 1
What do all the fields on my product data sheet actually mean?
FAQ: TAN Progression
What is TAN progression and how do I fight against it?
FAQ: Biodegradability
What does it mean when a company says their products are biodegradable?
FAQ: OEM Lubricants
Are the OEM brand lubricants better for my machine?
FAQ: Mixing Oils
Can we mix oils?
FAQ: Additives
What are the different additives and how do they work?
FAQ: Viscosity Range
What is viscosity range?
FAQ: Explaining Viscosity
How do you measure viscosity and what's the viscosity index?
FAQ: Oxidation
What is the effect of oxidation and how do we avoid it?
FAQ: Synthetics
Where do synthetics come from?
FAQ: Particle Count
What is the particle count index number and how does it effect my machine?
Oil Color
What can color tell you about your oil?