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Equipment bolt maintenance

2017-02-12View Original

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The equipment inside the devices is exposed to wind and rain every day; if you don’t take good care of it, it will act up against you. Hehe, the most common task related to maintenance is that of the bolts on pipeline equipment. Maintaining these bolts basically involves applying grease, and there are different types of grease such as butter, lubricating oil, and diesel. What kind of grease do people use when maintaining the bolts of high-temperature pipelines or equipment? Besides lubrication maintenance, what other maintenance methods are there for bolts?
Reply #22017-02-12
We mainly butter regularly.
Reply #32017-02-12
Apply lubricant and include a protective cover.
Reply #42017-02-12
In hot climates, there’s probably no need to add fuel; in cold climates, maintaining the vehicle after adding fuel presents quite a few problems. I suggest using lubricant in cold climates
Reply #52017-02-12
Apply butter, then add a protective cover
Reply #62017-02-12
It depends on how long it protrudes; if it’s long, use grease + aluminum foil for wrapping + tape for protection. Short direct grease~~~ If it’s out of reach, at least drip some diesel there~~~~
Reply #72017-02-12
OP, please provide a comprehensive overview so we can discuss it.
Reply #82017-02-13
We use Henkel’s Loctite anti-seize agents, which are available in different types such as lithium-based, nickel-based, and molybdenum disulfide-based, for various application conditions.
Reply #92017-02-13
With such limited knowledge as I have, please don’t laugh at me, senior; I’ll learn from you.* Hehe

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