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Manage Your Oil Analysis Program Using the Tribologik® Web Site

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This article is the first one of a series on the Tribologik® web site as the most effective tool to manage your oil analysis program.

10 Types of Dimensional Inspection Hand Tools and When to Use Them

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The simplest solution is often the best. This old adage applies to almost anything, including dimensional inspection. In a room full of high-tech equipment like 3D scanners, coordinating measuring machines,...

3 Types of Dimensional Inspection Contact Sensors and When to Use Them

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For some dimensional inspection applications, the best way to obtain measurements is by using a sensor that comes into contact with the object. Contact sensors work best when the object...

When to Use Non-Contact Sensors for Dimensional Inspection

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Dimensional inspection can be performed with a wide variety of methods and equipment, depending on the object being measured. When selecting equipment, remember the cardinal rule of dimensional inspection: The...

Copper Corrosion: an Oil Analysis Method for Turbine, Gearbox and Hydraulic Lubricants

Home > Copper Corrosion: an Oil Analysis Method for Turbine, Gearbox and Hydraulic Lubricants

Crude petroleum contains sulfur compounds, most of which are removed during refining. However, some of these sulfur compounds remain in the refined petroleum product and can have a corroding action...

Oil Analysis for Metalworking and Cutting Fluids

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Metalworking Fluids are used in machining, cutting and grinding operations. Their main functions consist of reducing heat (cooling) and friction (lubrication), removing particles and preventing corrosion.

Top 3 Scenarios NOT to Use 3D Scanning

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3D scanning can be used for a broad range of applications. For example, you might want to create a replica of an artifact or inspect a sand casting to a...

Repeal of the Industrial Exception in Ontario

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It was common knowledge in Ontario that a manufacturer could design equipment for their plant without involving a licensed professional engineer.

Top Six Situations When You Would Use 3D Scanning

Home > Top Six Situations When You Would Use 3D Scanning

3D scanning can be used for a broad range of applications, some of which you might not expect. It can be employed in any situation where the size, shape, and...

Five Misconceptions About 3D Scanning Tools

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3D scanners are increasingly used for dimensional inspection and reverse engineering. Much like other measurement tools, these devices do not offer a one-size-fits-all solution. In fact, selecting the right 3D...

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