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Bennett Fitch

Bennett Fitch is the director of product development and lubrication program development (LPD) services for Noria Corporation. He is a mechanical engineer who holds a Machine Lubricant Analyst (MLA) Level III certification and a Machine Lubrication Technician (MLT) Level II certification through the International Council for Machinery Lubrication (ICML). Contact Bennett at bfitch@noria.com.

Articles by Bennett Fitch

How to Design Lubrication Task Routes
Bennett Fitch, Noria Corporation
Error-proof Your Lube Program with Visual Lubrication Best Practices
Bennett Fitch, Noria Corporation
How to Calculate Grease Quantity and Frequency for Bearings
Bennett Fitch, Noria Corporation
Advantages of Documented Procedures for Lubrication Tasks
Bennett Fitch, Noria Corporation
When to Use Fire-resistant Hydraulic Fluids
Bennett Fitch, Noria Corporation
The Effects of Water Contamination on Oil Filters
Bennett Fitch, Noria Corporation
8 Lubrication Failure Mechanisms for Rolling-element Bearings
Bennett Fitch, Noria Corporation
Overcoming the Risks of Cold Machine Starts
Bennett Fitch, Noria Corporation
The Importance of Lubricant Film Strength
Bennett Fitch, Noria Corporation
Understanding the Differences Between Base Oil Formulations
Bennett Fitch, Noria Corporation
Engine Oil Analysis Best Practices
Bennett Fitch, Noria Corporation
Selecting the Right Oil Analysis Lab
Bennett Fitch, Noria Corporation
The Right Way to Lubricate Worm Gears
Bennett Fitch, Noria Corporation
How to Equip Lube Techs with Tools for Success
Bennett Fitch, Noria Corporation
Identifying the Stages of Oil Oxidation
Bennett Fitch, Noria Corporation
The Value of Analytical Ferrography as a Critical Exploratory Test
Bennett Fitch, Noria Corporation
Follow the Trend for Successful Oil Analysis
Bennett Fitch, Noria Corporation
Why You Should Be Measuring Air Contamination in Oil
Bennett Fitch, Noria Corporation
The Silent Danger of Abrupt Lubricant Failure
Bennett Fitch, Noria Corporation
Follow the Chain of Success for Oil Analysis Optimization
Bennett Fitch, Noria Corporation
Anatomy of a Representative Oil Sample: Part 3 - Sampling Frequency and Location
Bennett Fitch, Noria Corporation
Anatomy of a Representative Oil Sample: Part 2 - Sample Extraction Tools
Bennett Fitch, Noria Corporation
Anatomy of a Representative Oil Sample: Part 1 - Sample Bottles
Bennett Fitch, Noria Corporation
Oil Analysis Explained
Bennett Fitch, Noria Corporation
Anatomy of Wear Debris
Bennett Fitch, Noria Corporation
Viscometers Explained and Illustrated
Bennett Fitch, Noria Corporation
Anatomy of an Oil Filter
Bennett Fitch, Noria Corporation
The Grease Gun: Applications, Uses and Benefits
Bennett Fitch, Noria Corporation
How to Optimize Oil Change Intervals in Heavy-Duty Vehicles
Bennett Fitch, Noria Corporation
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