In the operation of mechanical equipment, the care and maintenance of bearings is crucial. For BOWER bearings, maintenance work mainly focuses on three key aspects. Today, we'll find out.

Ensure BOWER bearings are lubricated and clean: Before inspecting BOWER bearings, you first need to thoroughly clean the bearing surface and disassemble the components near the bearing. Special attention should be paid to the fact that the oil seal is a very fragile component. When inspecting and disassembling BOWER bearings, you should avoid applying excessive force to prevent damage to the parts. If problems are found with the oil seal or its surrounding parts during the inspection, they should be replaced immediately to prevent bearing damage caused by poor oil seals.

Lubricant quality of BOWER bearings: The life of the bearing is not only affected by the way it is used and maintained, but the quality of the lubricant also plays a vital role. Methods for checking BOWER bearing lubricants include rubbing a small amount of lubricant between your fingers and feeling for contaminants, or applying a thin layer of lubricant to the back of your hand for a light seal inspection. If problems are found, the lubricant should be replaced in time.

Note: Before using engine oil, it is best to filter it first. For BOWER bearings lubricated with grease, when replacing the grease, the cleaning tools used should avoid touching any part of the bearing to prevent residual fibers from being inserted between the rolling parts and causing damage.

Working environment of BOWER bearings: When inspecting BOWER bearings, avoid exposure to pollution or moisture. If work is interrupted, the equipment should be covered with oil paper, plastic sheets or similar materials.

The working environment of the bearing is equally important. The life of many bearings in machinery ends prematurely, largely due to the unsatisfactory working environment. By focusing on these three key points, BOWER is committed to improving the efficiency and lifespan of bearings and providing a solid guarantee for the stable operation of the machinery industry.