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How to mark the upper and lower limits of the oil level in the on-site oil cup?

2017-07-17View Original

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For on-site lubrication management, the oil cups need to have upper and lower limit markers; we used colored tape for this purpose, but once oil was present, the tape would fall off quickly; Later, it was changed to using colored rubber bands for securing them, but some circular oil cups couldn’t be used. I would like to ask fellow sailors: how does your unit handle this? Seeking advice!
Reply #22017-07-17
The oil level in the oil cup should be marked at the time of manufacturing
Reply #32017-07-18
But there are no markings on our spare parts
Reply #42017-07-19
The sight glass is marked with scales, but the oil cup isn’t~~ Check the oil level in the oil cup during shift handover
Reply #52017-07-19
I want to ask how to make the markings clear and lasting
Reply #62018-02-08
Just draw it yourself with a marker, right?
Reply #72018-02-09
Use two metal sheets to hold it from above and below – that’s all
Reply #82018-03-08
Just draw the upper and lower lines with a marker

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