Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 08 22:28:45 EST 2006 | crashoveride
hi guys! better to use wd40 instead of biral.
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 26 12:08:11 EDT 2009 | gregp
Oiling a feeder originally lubricated with lithium grease for example will make "glue". Best to check with the OEM for the proper lubrication.
Electronics Forum | Sun Feb 05 13:41:47 EST 2006 | bvdb
We recently purchased an old Fuji IP-I placement machine and have been testing 8x4 feeders for 0805 parts, etc. I have opened some of the non-working feeders to replace broken pieces and have noticed that some of the feeders are completely clean ins
Electronics Forum | Sun Oct 13 22:19:28 EDT 2002 | mikestringer
Hi Everyone What lubricants do your maintenance people use for the chains in your Reflow ovens? The manuals for our ovens have one recommendation - but I am always open to other people�s experiences and recommendations. Another option may be easie
Electronics Forum | Sun Aug 28 22:15:45 EDT 2005 | iwan
I agree with Pete, I prefer to use High Temp Lubricant. Because it more clean compare to High Temp Grease. Usually i only do a few drip for 3-5 days, because purpose of lubricant is to make chain & shaft smooth.Since Biral is expensive lubricant i us
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Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 16 22:02:01 EDT 2009 | tpappano
The manual says (paraphrasing) "If the ball screw needs lubrication, lubricate the ball screw". Not very helpful 8-) The various linear guides all have grease fittings, but I can not find any for the ball screws. Any advice from CSM84 users woul
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 14 07:51:15 EDT 2002 | cyber_wolf
Mike, we use a product called Dow Corning 321 dryfilm lubricant. BTU reccomends it. You can find it in Mcmaster Carr for about 21.00 a can. Mcmaster PN is 1255K14. I reccomend pulling the chain off when you are lubricating it to avoid over-spray. Th
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 16 11:23:04 EST 2006 | fredc
I saw WD-40 recomended as a lubricant for feeders. I might use it for a quick solvent rinse that I was planning to blow off all traces. Many years ago I put away some micrometers that had been sprayed with WD-40 after a year or so the solvents in the
