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Maintaining oil cleanliness is vital to the performance of lubricated equipment. Oil contamination accelerates the rate of component wear and leads to premature component failure. In a globally competitive market companies that can maintain machine reliability and uptime will be able to keep their costs at a more competitive level, see increased savings and run a greener operation.

Where does sampling fit into the picture? From the time when the oil is received at your facility to the time it is finally ready to be changed out, proper sampling plays an important part in maintaining oil cleanliness.

Discover how maintaining proper machine lubrication by reducing contamination and increasing oil cleanliness, through oil sampling, oil analysis, and filtering can help you achieve machine efficiency and improve your facility’s carbon footprint. Why? Efficient machines reduce your carbon footprint because they consume less energy and oil.

Learning Takeaways

1. How sampling fits into all aspects of the oil’s life cycle
2. How to sample and filter in-service oil without impacting production
3. How efficient machines can reduce their carbon footprint
4. How reducing your carbon footprint can positively impact your bottom line

ABOUT THE PRESENTER

Bernie Hall is the general manager at Checkfluid. Checkfluid is a manufacturer of sampling valves, accessories, and mounting hardware that provides a safe, accurate, and reliable way of sampling for fluid analysis. Bernie has more than 40 years of experience in the valve, coupling, and automation industry. He has spent the last 17 years helping customers monitor equipment through designing sampling products such as the pushbutton valve.