Food and beverage

Food and beverage processors and OEM manufacturers continue to face numerous pressures, such as the need to optimize production, reduce costs, and comply with health, safety, and environmental regulations. They seek help in finding new technologies to address these business challenges.

Applications such as cleaning, sorting, grading, peeling, separation, and mixing require a large amount of water or other liquids. Due to high humidity, corrosive cleaning agents and pollutants can damage bearing seals and cause corrosion problems. Lubricant loss and bearing failure often occur one after another, leading to an increase in maintenance and worker safety risks.

Many raw materials will arrive within seasonal time limits, so they must be represented as soon as possible. The operating parameters of these devices have reached their limits, which will accelerate wear and increase the risk of unplanned shutdowns.

In high-temperature food machinery applications such as baking, frying, and grilling, chains and bearings require expensive high-temperature food grade bearing grease for supplementary lubrication. However, frequent lubrication supplementation will increase the cost of lubricants and maintenance, as well as increase the risk of grease leakage and product contamination.

Faced with the challenge of high temperature limitation, graphite based lubrication free bearing technology can help you improve equipment performance and agent line efficiency, ultimately reducing your overall operating costs.