March 1, 2011

Using Oil Analysis to Measure Ash Residue in Lubricating Oil

The Sulfated ash test is meant to measure the purity of the lubricant. Pure basic oils contain no ash. In most cases, oils are very similar: same color, same texture, same odour. With additives however, their performances can be dramatically improved. Many of them promise to prolong your engines’ useful life and improve their operational effectiveness.
February 3, 2011

Using Oil Analysis to Measure Varnish

Have you ever heard about varnish? Not as famous as wear and corrosion, the two major failure problems of machines and lubricated systems, varnish is considered worse and may occur without knowing the cause.
April 25, 2005

Get a Professional on Your Side

Of course, you’ve got a wealth of experience behind you and a good understanding of the lift industry. But, sometimes the rules get grey, or you simply haven’t dealt with a certain situation before and need a little support.
January 25, 2005

Understanding Load Sharing In Multi-Crane Lifts

Multiple crane lifts can be tricky business. One source described two crane lifts as being more than twice as risky as single crane lifts with even more disproportionate increases in risk as more cranes are added. This is generally due to the load interaction between the cranes.