Lubricant Knowledge
Sample: How to store lubricants correctly
Good storage keeps lubricants clean and dry until they are used. Here are the basics for workshops and plants.
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Lubricants perform best when they reach the machine clean and dry. Poor storage can let in dust and moisture.
General good practice
- Store containers indoors, away from direct sun and rain, where possible.
- Keep caps and bungs closed when not dispensing.
- Label containers clearly so products are not mixed up.
- Use older stock first.
Always follow the guidance on the product’s Safety Data Sheet.
