ON-SITE OIL ANALYSIS SYSTEM FOR INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY
Oil analysis provides early indications of equipment wear and identifies the root causes of corrosion. On-site oil analysis eliminates the wait associated with sending samples off-site and enables immediate decision making.
With two simple tests, the MiniLab 23 delivers on-site oil analysis, providing immediate actionable results, saving time and reducing costs. Highlights of this system include:
- One product, delivering lab-quality analysis outside of the lab
- Simplified workflow for the non-expert user, no chemist required
- Simplified data handling and report interpretation via OilView and Trivector reporting
Highlights
The MiniLab 23 provides oil condition information including viscosity, chemistry and water in oil. This capability is the foundation of an oil analysis program.
Trivector™ – oil and machine health simplified
The MiniLab 23 combines two simple tests that take less than 7 minutes to complete
(Click on any two tests images below to watch how-to videos)
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Parameter | Viscosity
ASTM Method D8092 |
Chemical
ASTM Method D7889 |
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Contamination | Particle count and ISO codes | ||
Non-metallic particle count, distribution and images | |||
Boron, Calcium, Sodium, Lithium, Potassium and Silicon | |||
Water | V | ||
Chemistry | Viscosity | V | |
Total Acid Number (TAN) | V | ||
Oxidation | V | ||
Total Base Number (TBN), Oxidation, Nitration, and Sulfation for engine oils | V | ||
Boron, Magnesium, Calcium, Barium, Zinc, Molybdenum, and Phosphorus | |||
Wear | Wear particle images, counts and distribution | ||
Total Ferrous content, ppm | |||
Ferrous particle count and size distribution | |||
Copper, Silver, Chromium, Titanium, Aluminum, Magnesium, Nickel, Iron, Manganese, Lead, Tin, Molybdenum, Cadmium, and Vanadium |
OilView™ LIMS asset management software
Target Industries
The MiniLab 23 is ideal for a wide range of industries such as:
Typical limits for machinery
The most common oil analysis tests and typical alarm limits for several component types are shown below. Component manufacturers establish alarm limits for their equipment for specified parameters.