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SKF Ultrasound Lubrication Checker: Ultrasonic Sensor Improves Maintenance Practices When Re-Lubricating Bearings

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TLGU 10

SKF Ultrasound
Lubrication Checker
Ultrasonic sensor improves maintenance practices when
re-lubricating bearings

Designed for maintenance technicians, the TLGU 10 uses ultrasonic technology


to improve manual re-lubrication. When connected to a grease gun, the
intuitive device helps a technician to dispense the correct amount of lubricant
into a bearing. By overcoming the problems associated with over- or under-
lubrication, it can help to extend bearing life. The device is recommended for a
range of bearing applications including electric motors, pumps, fans,
compressors and conveyors.

• Easy to use • Increases reliability and accuracy


The TLGU 10 is supplied as a kit. Rather than using theoretical models or
Combining sound with visual displays helps experience, a technician is given accurate,
the technician to re-lubricate with maximum real-time guidance on the progress of the
accuracy. re-lubrication process.
• Saves cost • Extends bearing life
As well as avoiding over-lubrication – and Accurate re-lubrication leads to optimum
excess grease costs – the added accuracy bearing performance, which reduces the
improves the reliability of a customer’s likelihood of wear and failure.
assets.
SKF Ultrasound Lubrication Checker
Re-lubrication is critical to extending the life of TLGU 10 allows a technician to listen to this lubrication is wasteful and expensive and can
bearings yet is often carried out based on sound, via headphones. The sound changes cause serious complications. Both over- and
experience. The TLGU 10 makes re-lubrication a abruptly at the point where the correct amount under-lubrication can reduce bearing lifetime.
more practical, condition-based process, by of lubrication has been applied. In addition, a
delivering the correct amount of lubricant to a coloured display indicates noise levels for ease The TLGU 10 helps technicians to deliver the
bearing at the right time. of use. optimum amount of lubricant in order to
maximise bearing performance and lifetime.
The device is simple to use, and relies on a The combination of sound and visual display
robust, repeatable ultrasound sensor that is helps technicians to re-lubricate quickly and Note: The grease gun is not included in the scope
optimised for harsh conditions. The sensor accurately – with the right amount. Under- of delivery of TLGU 10. SKF offers a range of
monitors the sound of lubricant filling the lubrication can cause premature bearing failure grease guns which can be purchased separately.
bearing. Once connected to a grease gun, the or allow contaminants into the bearing. Over-

Technical data
Designation TLGU 10
General Power
Description Ultrasound lubrication detector Battery 2 AA batteries
Measurement channel 1 channel via a 7 pole LEMO connector Battery life 7 hours
Display 160x128 pixels Color OLED Environmental
Keyboard 5 function keys Operating temperature From –10 to +50 °C (14 to 122 °F)
Measuring range -6 to 99.9 dBµV (reference 0 dB = 1 µV) IP rating IP42
Resolution 0.1 dB
Measurement Bandwidth 35 to 42 kHz Mechanical
Signal amplification +30 to +102 by step of 6 dB Housing material ABS
Dimensions instrument 158 × 59 × 38,5 mm (6.22 × 2.32 × 1.51 in)
Audio Flexible rod length 445 mm (17.51 in)
Amplification 5 adjustable positions in steps of 6 dB Weight instrument 164 g (5.78 lb)
Maximum output +83 dB SPL with supplied headset Carrying case dimensions 530 × 110 × 360 mm (20.9 × 4.3 × 14.2 in)
Headset 25 dB NRR Peltor HQ headset Total weight (incl. case, sensor 3 kg (6.6 lb)
Headset connector Stereo jack connector of 6.35 mm (1/4 in) and 2 AA batteries)

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