Food

Food and beverage processors and original equipment manufacturers (Oems) are under

constant pressure to optimize production efficiency, reduce costs, and comply with stringent

health, safety, and environmental regulations.

To meet these business challenges, they are looking to new technologies. Unplanned downtime

on the production line, such as the failure of the filling, packing or palletizing machine, can

seriously affect the efficiency of the production line.

In addition, cleaning procedures in food production lines can lead to seal damage and bearing

corrosion. Excessive lubrication not only contaminates products and packaging, but also adds

additional costs.

Advantages of bearing technology without supplementary lubrication

Cost savings on lubricants: The use of bearing technology without supplemental lubrication

can significantly reduce the amount of lubricants used, resulting in cost savings.

Reduced labor requirements: This technology reduces the need for regular replenishment of

lubrication and reduces the frequency of maintenance, which in turn reduces labor costs.

Reduce the risk of accidental failure: Avoid accidental bearing failure due to insufficient or

excessive lubrication, improving the reliability and safety of the production line.

The ability to solve problems quickly

In case of seal system failure, bearing technology without supplementary lubrication can

provide a quick solution. This means that customised solutions can be obtained in a short

time and enjoy the convenience of standard cutting solutions, thereby reducing downtime

on the production line and increasing production efficiency.

conclusion

Bearing technology without supplemental lubrication provides the food and beverage

industry with a cost-effective way to meet production challenges. By reducing the use of

lubricants, reducing maintenance costs and improving the reliability of production lines,

this technology can help companies increase efficiency, reduce costs and meet stringent

health and safety standards. For businesses looking to reduce unplanned downtime and

increase productivity, this is an option worth considering.