Rexnord Power Transmission Blog

Author: Jason Ludwig | Category: Bearings

All bearings have a typical service life. However, an OEM’s suggested service life is not always a guarantee. Bearing failure comes in many forms, like corrosion, and smearing. Another form of failure is called brinelling.

What is Miner's Rule?

Author: Frank C Uherek | Category: Gear

The power capacity of a Gear Drive is an important factor in ensuring successful operation of driven equipment with minimum downtime. Making sure the unit is correct for the application can be difficult when presented with various options.

Top 2 Causes of Bearing Failure

Author: Mark Czubak | Category: Bearings

Understanding the service life of a bearing allows end users to appropriately plan for their inevitable replacement. Accurately diagnosing potential bearing failures ahead of time is important to preventing unexpected downtime.

How to Avoid Failure and Downtime: Gear Drive Specifications

Author: Robin Olson | Category: Gear

Correctly specifying and selecting the proper gear drives for critical applications leads to reliability, greater uptime, and profitability.

How to Choose the Right Disc Coupling

Author: Bill Holtz | Category: Couplings

How should you choose a disc coupling? Ask these questions to determine the right disc coupling based on torque, shaft fits, misalignment and much more for your application requirements.

4 Tips for a Sustainable Beverage Plant

Author: Michael Mersberger | Category: Beverage Solutions, Conveying Solutions

Considering the sustainability of your conveyor system? Increase safety, increase cost reduction and increase energy savings by following these 4 tips.

5 Tips for Installing Your Bearings Right the First Time

Author: Mark Czubak | Category: Bearings

Follow these 5 tips the next time you install or replace your bearings to help ensure maximum uptime is achieved.