OEM understands which high-quality lubricants and greases can provide long-term performance and ultra-high value

If the lubricant cannot achieve the expected effect, it will need to be re lubricated more frequently, resulting in equipment failures and a decrease in profits, and the operation of the factory is a waste of time. An excellent lubrication solution can reduce downtime, control maintenance costs, and improve performance and profitability.

Although lubricants typically account for less than 1% of factory operating costs, they can directly affect over half of the total maintenance costs.

Understanding original equipment manufacturer (OEM) specifications is crucial for design engineers, factory operators, maintenance personnel, and lubricant experts. Obtaining correct guidance on lubricants from the OEM can ensure that the warranty does not expire in the event of equipment failure during the warranty period.

This white paper 'Can OEM Lubricant Recommendations Meet Your Current Needs?' explains how OEMs propose their recommendations - typically based on various factors such as specific components, operating environment, and cost-effectiveness. Understand how factory operators who actively share their needs, requirements, and specifications with OEMs can obtain the best solution to meet their needs.