Tribology Talk: The Science of Lubrication

Tribology Talk: The Science of Lubrication

Grease and oil experts discuss all aspects of keeping industrial machines running smoothly.

18-Degree Rule
Tribology Talk: The Science of Lubrication
18-Degree Rule

Recent Episodes

Aug. 2, 2018

18-Degree Rule

Summit Chief Technology Officer Dan Myrick talks about the 18 degree rule of pushing your oil to its outer limits.
Aug. 2, 2018

18-Degree Rule

Summit Chief Technology Officer Dan Myrick talks about the 18 degree rule of pushing your oil to its outer limits.
Aug. 2, 2018

18-Degree Rule

Summit Chief Technology Officer Dan Myrick talks about the 18 degree rule of pushing your oil to its outer limits.
Nov. 27, 2013

Explaining Food Grade, NSF H1 and ISO 21469

When a product is labeled Food Grade and NSF H1 certified, it’s simply an audit of the ingredients in the product. There’s no way to know if that product and its certified ingredients are being blended in a way that would be up to the standards of “food grade.”  Well, actually, there is a way to know, but it goes beyond calling something “food grade” and “H1.” Dan Myrick, Summit’s executive vice president of operations and technology, explains in our latest Tribology Talk po
Nov. 27, 2013

Explaining Food Grade, NSF H1 and ISO 21469

When a product is labeled Food Grade and NSF H1 certified, it’s simply an audit of the ingredients in the product. There’s no way to know if that product and its certified ingredients are being blended in a way that would be up to the standards of “food grade.”  Well, actually, there is a way to know, but it goes beyond calling something “food grade” and “H1.” Dan Myrick, Summit’s executive vice president of operations and technology, explains in our latest Tribology Talk po
Nov. 27, 2013

Explaining Food Grade, NSF H1 and ISO 21469

When a product is labeled Food Grade and NSF H1 certified, it’s simply an audit of the ingredients in the product. There’s no way to know if that product and its certified ingredients are being blended in a way that would be up to the standards of “food grade.”  Well, actually, there is a way to know, but it goes beyond calling something “food grade” and “H1.” Dan Myrick, Summit’s executive vice president of operations and technology, explains in our latest Tribology Talk po