Engines, specifically diesel engines are most certainly the most widely tested pieces of equipment among mobile and industrial equipment. There is a good reason for that: locomotives, earth moving equipment,...
Trace the Testing History of your Equipments on the Tribologik® Website You’re about to change a piece of equipment and you want to assess its past performance before purchasing a...
What Tests are recommended for your Equipment? The jargon used by chemists and technicians is not always crystal clear. Punctuated with their lot of mysterious abbreviations, codes and acronyms, their...
Being ISO/IEC 17025:2005 certified, PMC and Tribologik Corporation, our US affiliate, are holding the most demanding international quality certification for a laboratory.
A majority of enterprises change their oil according to mileage or to schedules based on the average life expectancy of their lubricants. As a result, engine oil changes are often...
Canadian Standards Association recently published a new standard, CSA Z-151, entitled “Concrete Pumps and Placing Booms” in November, 2009.
The Remaining Useful Life Evaluation Routine (RULER®) test can determine the remaining useful life of used oil by comparing its anti-oxidative concentration (oxidation inhibitors) with those of new oil. This...
Industrial Inspection & Analysis further improves on its expansive measurement services with the addition of new precision laser tracker technology.
Sediments are insoluble residues (impurities such as dust, rust chips and free water) present in petroleum products. These impurities can cause corrosion, leading to malfunction and ultimately total destruction of...
In our last issue, we discussed why and how important a proper sampling procedure was in order to obtain accurate oil test results. Here are a few tips to help...
