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July 27, 2017
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Why an Oil's Viscosity Index is Important
 
Lubricant manufacturers typically provide the viscosity for their products at 40 and 100 degrees C. The amount of change in the viscosity in relation to the temperature is known as the lubricant's viscosity index. Watch this video to learn why the viscosity index is important and how you can be sure you are using the right viscosity for your machinery.
 
 
In This Issue
•  Spot the Differences in Synthetics
•  6 Keys to Deploy a Lube Program
•  Oil Analysis Mistakes to Avoid
•  Understanding Oil's Saturation Point
•  Magazine Archive
 
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Spot the Differences in Synthetics
 
Spot the Differences in Synthetics
 
"Synthetic" is an all-encompassing term used to describe manmade base fluids utilized in the formulation of lubricants. The differences between these base fluids must be understood to accommodate the needs of the machine application as well as the properties of the lubricant.
 
 
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Test Your Oil Analysis
 
Test Your Oil Analysis
 
The size, shape and concentration of wear particles and other suspended solids are examined in what type of analysis?
 
 
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6 Keys to Deploy a Lube Program
 
6 Keys to Deploy a Lube Program
 
When implementing a formal lube program to improve reliability and reduce operating costs, it is necessary to have a holistic and systemic vision of the project. This will require taking into account several elements collectively to achieve the desired results.
 
 
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Oil Analysis Mistakes to Avoid
 
Oil Analysis Mistakes to Avoid
 
If implemented correctly, oil analysis can potentially save your company millions of dollars. Unfortunately, nine out of 10 times oil analysis reports are filed without any proactive/predictive action being taken. Find out how to prevent this from happening. 
 
 
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Understanding Oil's Saturation Point
 
Understanding Oil's Saturation Point
 
The saturation point is the maximum amount of dissolved water an oil will hold. It is dependent on temperature. Discover why it is usually best to stay within the saturation point when monitoring moisture levels.
 
 
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Machinery Lubrication: Archive
 
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