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What’s the Difference between Synthetic and Mineral-Based Oil? New TestOil Webinar Explains.

What’s the Difference between Synthetic and Mineral-Based Oil? New TestOil Webinar Explains.
TestOil, one of the top oil analysis labs in the world, just produced a webinar overview of synthetic oils. The webinar explains the differences between synthetic and mineral-based oils, their properties, strengths and weaknesses. Webinar presenter, TestOil’s Senior Technical Advisor Evan Zabawski, goes over some key points here.             While synthetic oil can be significantly…
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Lubricant Compatibility Analysis Offered by TestOil

Lubricant Compatibility Analysis Offered by TestOil
TestOil, offers lubricant compatibility testing, which can help predict if mixing two lubricants might result in operational issues including: excessive foaming, formation of precipitates or deposits, and loss of key performance characteristics such as water separability.
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Grease Analysis for Wind Turbines-Expertise Offered by TestOil

Grease Analysis for Wind Turbines-Expertise Offered by TestOil
CLEVELAND March 17, 2020 – TestOil, the industry leader in lubricant analysis, offers comprehensive condition monitoring services for wind turbines.  These services include: oil and grease analysis, hydraulic fluid analysis (gear oil and hydraulic fluid), and transformer analysis for pad-mount transformers. Most of these services have a same-day turnaround.                 TestOil's wind turbine oil analysis…
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Machinery Criticality Index–Major Updates Needed TestOil Survey Says

Machinery Criticality Index–Major Updates Needed TestOil Survey Says
TestOil, an industry leader in lubricant analysis, initiated a survey of industry leaders on their current satisfaction with generally accepted machinery criticality indices and rating scales. They found the following: • 95% of respondents said a criticality index is something they either definitely or probably need. • 53% of respondents said they are not currently using a criticality rating system. • For those that are using a criticality rating system, 52% developed the method in house and 48% did not.
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