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Hydraulic
Sample Lab Report.
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Engine
Sample Lab Report.
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Our Oil Analysis Department has an in-house state-of-the-art laboratory to test and analyze fluids. We offer a full range of testing to assist you in evaluating preventative maintenance requirements.
Hydraulic
Oil Analysis Report
The Oil Analysis Report Includes:
* Particle Count (ISO 4406)
* Photomicrograph (100x)
* Viscosity (ASTM D445)
* Water Content (PPM)
* Additional tests upon request
Spectrographic
TAN
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Engine
Oil Analysis Report
The Oil Analysis Report Includes:
*Particle Count (iso4406)
*Graphical Charting
*Additional tests upon request
Spectrographic
Water
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Explanations of Tests:
Particle Count - A test that detects solid contaminants with respect to their size and quantity in the fluid. The ISO 4406 code is determined by the total number of particles 5 micron and greater in size and 15 micron and greater in size per milliliter. 5 micron particle are considered "silt" size particles which cause erosion and accelerate wear. 15 micron and greater are considered "chip" size particles and are considered to be those that cause catastrophic or rapid failure of critical components.
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Target - The target cleanliness level is usually chosen by the customer as the desired level of cleanliness based on individual circumstances of each system. By setting a target, the system can develop a history/trend and can be monitored to see if the target cleanliness is being met or maintained.
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Photomicrograph - This is an actual photo of the oil sample that is sent in. The oil is pulled through a Millipore patch, and what remains is examined under a microscope and photographed. This is used as a visual indicator which is compared to the target photograph.
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Viscosity - Is the measurement of a fluid's resistance to flow. This test can tell you if your oil is still within grade and still suitable for continued use.
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Water
Test (Crackle Test) - The crackle test is run to determine
if water is present in the oil. If water is present, additional
tests will be run to determine the volume of water. The
additive package, and the acidity "TAN" of the oil can
be supplied upon request.
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Soot - The measurement of soot in diesel engine oil using infrared technology. Typical readings range from 0 - 12%.
Testing Materials
We offer a full range of testing equipment to assist you in evaluating preventative maintenance requirements.
* Certified "Ultra Clean" oil sampling bottles
* Vampire sampling equipment for in-field testing
* Fittings and small tubing |
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