Contamination Fact

 Precaution Is Better Than Cure!


In the Lubrication field, Contaminants are the bad elements that need to be prevented and removed as when detected. Neglecting the need for Purifications often leads to Premature Failure and Mechanical Breakdowns. This shoots up the cost of maintenance and repair of Equipment.

While comparing, the Cost of Filtration is approximately 1/10th of the Cost of Repairs. Purification not only turns Lubricant fit for Re-Use but also saves a large portion spent on Maintenance and Repair of Equipment.

Lubrication Reliability practices are essential for smooth and uninterrupted Operation and Production. 

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Contamination in Lubricants is a Bane for Equipment !!



Many Lubrication Challenges occur due to various forms of Contamination, resulting in Mechanical Failure and Breakdowns.

Design your Contamination Control Strategies in these 3 Easy Steps!

> Detection

> Prevention

> Exclusion

By following these simple steps we can make sure that our Equipment stays Contamination free.

Why Dispose of When You Can Reuse!


Lubricants can not be re-used and should be replaced is a Myth. Today with advanced technology and Lubrication Reliability practices, Lubricants can be re-used saving a large chunk of money that is spent on replacing them.

With the right lubricants reconditioning practices used for different contamination challenges, Lubricants are made fit and as good as new for the Equipment.

Incomplete knowledge of lubrication myths and facts can seriously affect equipment's performance.

Still Wondering "Why Should We Perform Oil Analysis Regularly?" We'll tell you WHY!


Oil Analysis is often skipped or performed in an unscheduled manner which affects the machine's performance and life. It also invokes Lubrication related Challenges that can be easily avoided with scheduled analysis.

Below are some reasons Why scheduled Oil Analysis is Important:

1) Keeping a check on the lubricant's condition.

2) Knowing What type and How much Contaminants are present, makes reclamation easier.

3) Healthy Lubricant = Healthy Machine.

4) Lubricants have an Expiry Date too!

5) Knowledge of Wear Particles in your Equipment helps in maintenance planning.

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