The 2015 ABMA/AGMA annual meeting will be held April 28 to May 1 at The Meritage Hotel and Spa in Napa Valley, California. This year’s meeting will address…
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By Michael Jermann |
The 2015 ABMA/AGMA annual meeting will be held April 28 to May 1 at The Meritage Hotel and Spa in Napa Valley, California. This year’s meeting will address…
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By Michael Jermann |
By Michael Jermann |
To get cost savings through increased efficiency and reduced maintenance time has been the order-of-the-day for OEMs in numerous industries. This has led to a shift in focus…
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By Michael Jermann |
By Michael Jermann |
By Michael Jermann |
By Michael Jermann |
On this Technology Tuesdays Podcast for 2/24/15, I speak with Joe Conyers, senior consulting engineer for training and development at SKF Training Solutions. We discuss the common bearing…
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By Michael Jermann |
Space is an exceptionally harsh environment that demands encoder performance far in excess of normal operational limits. Space-qualified components also need to be inordinately reliable as repair while in orbit is economically unfeasible; thus, the selection of qualified technology is an arduous process. Renishaw’s space-encoder technology was installed on the advanced Optical Communications Payload (OCP)…
By Michael Jermann |
Hoffer Plastics is a custom injection molder with extensive capabilities in plastics processing. A long-time customer approached the company with a dilemma: In order to meet the new EPA emission standards in California, they would have to build a new carburetor for its line of small engines for lawn mowers and other small lawn and…
By Michael Jermann |
Spherical roller thrust bearings are similar in purpose to ball thrust bearings in that they are designed to handle loads primarily in one direction. But unlike their ball-based…
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By Michael Jermann |
By Michael Jermann |
By Michael Jermann |
By Michael Jermann |
By Michael Jermann |
By Michael Jermann |
By Michael Jermann |
When you need to reduce friction between two moving parts but have very limited space to do so, a needle roller bearing may just be what you’re looking…
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By Michael Jermann |
By Michael Jermann |
By Michael Jermann |
By Michael Jermann |
By Michael Jermann |
By Michael Jermann |
By Michael Jermann |
Despite what their name may imply, spherical roller bearings are not truly spherical in shape. The rolling elements of spherical roller bearings are mainly cylindrical in shape, but…
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By Michael Jermann |