Soluble and Insoluble Varnish Test Methods

Wear debris is like a lit fuse to a catastrophic event, especially for critical machines. Most condition monitoring technologies and predictive maintenance strategies focus on discovering the signs of failure as soon as possible. But why did the failure occur in the first place? What is the match that lit the fuse? More often than not, particle contamination is the root cause and can be combatted by implementing particle counting into your oil analysis test slate. Read More »

In this episode of Gear Talk, Wes is joined by Amy Moore to discuss the importance of skills training and education, both for new workers and those who’ve been working for years.

Achieving a goal doesn’t happen on a whim. My personal process for achieving goals is to assess, plan and execute. My personal process for achieving goals is very similar to the process that can help your plant achieve its lubrication goals. Read More »

A BS&W bowl is a clear device installed on the bottom of a piece of equipment that provides a window into what is happening at the bottom of a reservoir. Learn why these devices are used and how to properly implement them into your inspection process. Read More »

Recognizing the power of knowledge — and how quickly that knowledge can spread — was vital to setting the Argos Cement Plant in Newberry, Florida, on the path to better lubrication. This process did not happen overnight. It all started when John Clancy, a maintenance inspector at Argos Newberry, took the initiative to reach out to Noria after meeting a Noria expert at a conference. Read More »