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For over 20 years LUBCON provides inspections on failed or damaged ball and roller bearings. Understanding why a bearing has failed is essential to prevent the same failure from happening again. Detailed bearing analysis including inspection report: The report will usually cover more than 5 pages and include images, comments regarding possible failure modes and recommendations for preventive actions if appropriate. Remote analysis with short report: A short report will usually cover 2 to 4 pages and include comments regarding possible failure modes and recommendations for preventive actions if appropriate. Our Application Engineers as well as our Laboratory Staff have extensive experience in bearing technology, tribology and chemistry. If you're interested in a bearing and/or lubricant analysis please call us on +44 (0)1323561030 or send an email to service@lubcon.co.uk

Lubcon offers a wide variety of products for handling of lubricating greases and oils such as grease guns, pumps and accessories.

Lubricant behaviour and its effect on the manufacturing process can be calculated using selective lubricant sampling and precise analysis. Menacing component failure or premature breakdowns can thus be prevented. A substantial analysis determines wear-particle content in the lubricant and provides information about running behaviour as well as the operating conditions, without causing long machine downtime or time consuming machine disassembly. If you're interested in a lubricant analysis please call us on +44 (0)1323561030 or send an email to service@lubcon.co.uk

The Rotary Selector Valve or RSV, is a small bore multiport, multibank rotary poppet system suitable at pressures ranging –1 +10 Bar, Fluid Temperature 85°C (185°F) . It is a relatively simple & therefore extremely reliable unit, based on a modular design & as such configurable for a multitude of applications. It is custom built from stock parts. The body is manufactured in brass or stainless steel, both having stainless spindles & they can have stems and seals in differing materials to suit the media being used. Each bank of the valve is pneumatically independent but linked by a common central spindle, enabling separate air paths to be controlled concurrently; each output is effectively a valve. The RSV (once also known as the PIV or Pneumatic Interlok Valve) can incorporate an integral electrical rotary switch which allows fluid & electrical circuits to be controlled simultaneously or can be used simply to provide positional indication remotely at the control centre.