Industrial Lubrication and Tribology: Volume 38 Issue 3

FACTORS IN OF STONE

D.N. WRIGHT, V.B. CASSAPI

INCREASING demand for stone products has led to numerous new quarries being opened up and worked all over the world. As a result of this expansion, the variety of stone types…

BRITISH TECHNOLOGY ON SHOW IN AMERICA

ADVANCED technology components for the international automotive industry were displayed by the Rugby‐based AE group at the 1986 Society of Automotive Engineers Congress in…

ALL IS NOT SWEETNESS AND LIGHT

D.A. MACKLIN

SINCE sugar mills must operate continuously, without breakdown, for twenty‐four hours a day eight months at a time, the corrosive and erosive effect of the environment must be…

A DECADE OF UPHEAVAL AND CHANGE

PETER MOORE

OVER the past 10 years there has been quite an upheaval in the products offered for lubrication in metal‐forming processes. One wonders why this has occurred.

GETTING AWAY FROM TRADITION

SURFACE treatment alternatives to traditional zinc and cadmium plating are in demand to ensure components meet extended corrosion guarantees and to overcome the toxic hazards of…