1986/07/01 Caterpillar


List Of Metal Surface Reconditioning Products Available From Caterpillar

Usage:


For several years Caterpillar has made available to its dealers many surface reconditioning products manufactured by 3M (Minnesota Manufacturing and Mining) Company. This article lists those products, as well as new products just recently made available through the Caterpillar worldwide parts system.

The products listed are suitable for salvaging many different Caterpillar parts. They are unique abrasives, being composed of synthetic fiber, mineral and inert adhesive. Unlike coated abrasives and grinding wheels which remove considerable amounts of parent metal, these products recondition metal surfaces without a measurable removal of metal. They will deburr edges and make a small radius.

A reasonable amount of oil or grease does not affect the performance of these products. Excessive contamination is easily removed with solvents or detergent soap and water. Grease and oil on wheels are removed by dressing them.

All the products listed have a maximum operating speed (MOS). Reducing the speed to an rpm where performance is not affected will greatly increase product life. A starting point would be about 25% less than MOS. The exception is Clean N Strip cup wheels which perform best at their MOS.

The chart lists typical uses.


NOTICE

These products are abrasive. They come in a variety of grades. Some finer grades are for polishing only, while other coarser grades are for removing carbon build-up and heavy corrosion. There have been a few cases of misusing these abrasives. When in doubt on exactly how a product will perform, experiment on some scrap first.


Caterpillar Information System:

1986/07/01 Caterpillar Mini Cutting Torch Available
1986/07/01 Changes Have Been Made To 0T Microfiche (Fuel Setting And Related Information)
1986/07/01 New Engine Timing Indicator Group Available
1986/07/01 Valve Lash Adjustment Interval Is Changed
1986/07/01 Some 3406B Truck Engines With ATAAC Do Not Have Fuel Ratio Controls
1986/07/01 Service Parts Containing Asbestos Are Now Labeled
1986/07/01 Brushless Alternators May Not Charge In Certain Conditions
1986/07/01 New Service Tools Available
1986/07/01 Changes To 3208 Naturally Aspirated Truck Engines For 1986 Model Year
1986/06/01 Caterpillar Offers Used Truck Engine Warranty
1986/06/01 Black Nylon Fuel Seals For Lockwire Available Only To NACD Dealers For Certain Customers
1986/06/01 Determining The Cause Of Glow Plug Tip Failures
1986/07/01 Prevent Gasket Leakage On 3406B Truck Engines Equipped With Jake Brakes
1986/07/01 Increase Piston Reuse With Keystone Piston Ring Gage Group
1986/07/01 Update Information For Caterpillar Fuel Injection Equipment Test Stand
1986/07/01 New Oil Pump Gears Used
1986/08/01 New Material Used For Disc In Valve Assemblies In Fuel Transfer Pump Groups
1986/08/01 SIMS Reports Must Be Correctly Completed To Be Entered In Data System
1986/08/01 Inspection And Replacement Of Fluid Conductors
1986/08/01 Oil Cooler Gasket Has Improved Material
1986/08/01 Southern California Trucker Cuts In-frame Overhaul Time With Caterpillar Cylinder Pack Removal Tool
1986/09/01 Indications Of Engine Overspeeding When Only One Cam Lobe/Lifter Has Failed
1986/09/01 Bearing Failures On Truck Engines Due To Lack Of Lubrication
1986/09/01 Heavy-Duty Line Of Batteries Available To U.S. Dealers
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