3 ways to know your oil
Whenever we find some contamination in our oil, our first reaction is that we have to change the lubricant, and we do it, and we change it, and put new oil. But what about the quality of the oil we are now pumping to the ground? For oil check contact Minimac on: +91 7030901266 Lubricants are being marketed/ sold in two formats, viz, bulk tankers and packed form (steel drums/plastic drums/cans). Both of these alternatives are also susceptible to lubricant breakdown during storage. So, let’s learn how to keep fresh content in stock. 1. Product labelling: This is also important to ensure no cross-contamination or old stock of lubricants. The label should state that it contains Units Per Units must appear on the label as follows: The cap on my date bucket has been opened. Date & Where the drum was procured, etc. Product name Inventory code Storage location Min & max inventory levels 2. Inventory management: It is important that the minimum and maximum levels of the lubricant ...