Regarding the lubrication of mechanical pumps
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How many companies change the oil based on the operating time of the pumps? 1. For example, should the lubricant be changed every six months based on time? 2. Based on operating time, for example, do some pumps need to be replaced every 1,500 hours? 3. Also, depending on the color of the grease inside the oil pump, it should be replaced if its color darkens – is this all based on a sense of responsibility? Thank you all. Please share your honest opinions based on the operational situation in your respective companies.
We change it based on the color of the oil, and time is also a factor to consider; we go with whichever comes first~~~
There is no standard; it is changed based on oral instructions from the management
Check regularly; replace it if the oil color is poor.
Well, but usually the equipment manual states how often the oil needs to be changed after it has been in use for a certain period of time
Does this regular inspection specifically refer to managers?
Inspect once a week; replace it if the color of the grease is incorrect
Our company carries out oil changes based on color and regular test results.
If an inspection reveals that the color is incorrect, it is replaced; it is also replaced during maintenance
To pass the inspection, it is necessary to check whether all the indicators of the oil meet the requirements for replacement. It cannot be viewed visually.