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April 1, 2014


Design Components Bearings Controls Drives Gearboxes Motors Feature Articles Energy Efficiency Power Standards MRO Repair

Lower Service Life Plus Less Waste Equals Lower Cost

Bearings that show wear may not always need to be replaced. Depending on the degree and type of wear, they may be candidates for reconditioning, a process that restores bearings to like-new specifications and performance - at an average 50 to 60 percent of the cost of replacement.
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