Safety/Storage
Substances in Lubricants are harmful to what?
The Environment
Three lubrication oil bases are classified as what?
Natural Oils, Mineral oils, Synthetic oils
Pour Point depressants lowers the Temperature at which the lubricant what?
Thickens.
Corrosion stability with all metals
Polyurea Grease
To Break into tiny airborne droplets, creating a mist
Atomize
True or false: Lubricants are classified and considered non-hazardous materials
False
four classifications of Lubrication Forms.
Liquid Lubricants, Semi-Solid, Solid, and Dry film Lubricants
Also called Film-strength additives, improve performance in applications involving heavy loads?
EP (Extreme Pressure) additives.
Clay Bentonite grease and Polyurea grease are both examples of what type of grease?
Non-soap based grease
Measure of a lubricant's thickness and willingness to pour freely
Viscosity
SDS Stands for What
Safety Data Sheet
Lubricants reduce wear by doing what.
Reducing friction and catting heat away from moving part.
Form a film on the surface, reducing friction and providing a protective layer.
Anti-wear agent.
General light purpose industrial grease. also good for home applications.
Lithium Grease
Lubricants made from chemical compounds and dramatically modified petroleum products
Synthetic Oils
Waste with properties that make it dangerous or capable of having a harmful effect on human health or environment
Hazardous waste
Semi-solid Lubricants are called what
Grease
Help lubricants adhere to metal surfaces. helps to hold up in wet conditions.
Tackiness Agents.
Suitable for use in centralized lubrication systems, excellent performance in combination with hot water and vapor.
Barium Grease
Plugs or stoppers used to close an opening. however, on a drum, this term is often used to the openings themselves
Bungs
Under indoor storage guidelines what class fire extinguishers shall be located in the room?
Class C
Pour Lubrication leads to what in the workplace?
Equipment breakdown and downtime.
Helps to prevent acids and other contaminates from forming.
Oxidation inhibitors.
Lubricant for machine parts, and equipment that may come in incidental food contact.
Aluminum Complex Grease
The lowest temperature at which a lubricant flows freely.
Pour point