How to test oil quality without the delay of lab tests

Supplied by ifm efector on Thursday, 28 August, 2014

Laboratory tests have been the only way to test the quality of oil running critical machinery such as heavy gearboxes and hydraulic power packs.

Now you can monitor the quality of your oil online, avoiding the potential for further damage as off-site testing is carried out.

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