Blog tagged as Hydraulic Fluid Contamination

Liasotech


One of the most common and costly beliefs in industrial maintenance is this: “If the machine is running smoothly, the oil must be fine.”
Unfortunately, this myth has silently caused countless breakdowns, premature component failures, and avoidable downtime across industries.

The reality is simple...


27.12.25 07:52 AM - Comment(s)

Liasotech


Cold start failures are a common but often misunderstood problem in hydraulic and lubrication systems across steel, cement, power, and heavy manufacturing industries. While low temperature is usually blamed, the real cause lies deeper in oil viscosity behavior and hidden contamination. Together, the...


24.12.25 10:33 AM - Comment(s)


In industries like construction and mining, where heavy-duty machines operate under extreme loads, heat, and pressure, hydraulic oil is the unsung hero. It powers critical systems that lift, move, and crush materials but when that oil becomes contaminated, the entire operation can come to a halt.

Tha...


31.10.25 07:31 AM - Comment(s)

Liasotech


In today's high-performance industrial environment, machine uptime, precision, and sustainability aren't just metrics; they're business imperatives. At the core of this operational excellence lies a factor that often goes unnoticed: h...


23.08.25 07:13 AM - Comment(s)
Liasotech
  • Viscosity Changes:Hydraulic fluid viscosity is affected by temperature changes. Higher temperatures decrease viscosity, reducing system efficiency. Lower temperatures increase viscosity, affecting flow rates and system responsiveness.
  • Fluid Degradation:Elevated temperatures can cause hydraulic flui...
23.02.24 06:34 AM - Comment(s)