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Expand Your Business with Ultrasonic Lubrication

  • October 2023
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Steven Carbone
Technical Education Committee Member
Industrial Electro-Mechanics

As service organizations, we must continue to find ways to improve our customers’ reliability and reduce unplanned downtime. Studies have shown that 40-60% of electric motor failures are associated with bearings. This provides a great opportunity to support your customers with proactive maintenance that can have immediate and positive impacts on their operational state. Whether this technology is a recommendation after a service center motor inspection or being aware of their challenges associated with bearing reliability, your customers will be better off knowing about this technology and how your company can support them.

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