A central part of every maintenance schedule, oil analysis identifies potential problems with wetted systems such as engines, gearboxes, generators, pumps and bearings.

Regular testing provides a clearer picture of cleanliness and performance helping keep critical control systems and supply vehicles in perfect condition.

Coolant quality and condition is often overlooked and can compromise reliability and operational performance by as much as 50%. Coolant analysis has the potential to identify problems that can lead to a cooling system failure.

Routine analysis of insulating oils is essential for a cost-efficient electrical maintenance program and can provide insight into likely failure modes.

Particles found within filters, on magnetic chip detectors or during routine visual inspection are analysed using the analytical capabilities of Scanning Electron Microscopes (SEM).

Evaluation of the siloxane mass is essential if operating issues affecting plant reliability and profitability are to be efficiently addressed.

Periodic monitoring of fuel tanks and bowsers is fundamental to ensure that fuel cleanliness is maintained at all times and to identify when treatment is needed.

Gas quality assessment for landfill gas engines.

Grease lubrication and analysis are often overlooked, however, increasing importance is being placed on condition monitoring of grease lubricated components as a maintenance tool to reduce the frequency of failure.