Wear Polymers, Lube Wear
Lube wear particles (wear polymers) are particle agglomerates created by the
breakdown of lubrication films on wear surfaces. They are generated by roller
bearings,
gear wear, V-belt wheel wear, tracks of overhead cranes, etc., in industrial
environments. They can also be from wear along drawer runners for file
cabinets, desks, tables, etc. They are also created by . They consist of fine
metal wear particles bound together by hydrocarbon residues.
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