| AUGUST 2007  E-NEWSLETTER |
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Analytical Ferrography Tells “the Rest of the
Story”
POLARIS
Laboratories
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Indianapolis, IN 46268
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| Vital Signs | |
Analytical Ferrography Tells “the Rest
of the Story” When testing confirms the presence
of large ferrous wear, Analytical Ferrography is an excellent test for qualifying
the type of wear occurring and identifying possible sources. READ
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| The Low Down on Cool Down | |
Overcooling as Detrimental
as Overheating | |
| Flash Point | |
Reduced Lubricity
Increases Fuel Pump, Injector Wear Testing a fuel's thermal
stability can determine its potential for asphaltene dropout, one of the most
common causes of fuel filter plugging. Find out what testing you should be doing
to extend fuel filter life and ensure that your bulk deliveries met supplier specifications.
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| At Your Service | |
Design Your Account
to Optimize Sample Processing As a POLARIS customer, you have many account set-up options available for ensuring accurate and efficient sample processing. Find out how you can save time and avoid unnecessary confusion by designating these options as part of your account set-up.READ
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| Sampling Tips | |
Avoid Sample Contamination When sampling with a vacuum
pump, follow these simple tips to avoid sample contamination:
SAMPLING
EQUIPMENT | |
| Save of the Month | |
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"Save" and Earn $100! Each month, POLARIS Laboratories
would like to feature your latest “save” by oil analysis. Whether you've avoided
equipment failure, significantly extended oil drain intervals or extended time
between rebuilds, we want to hear about it. Submit your save today and if chosen
for publication in The Condition Monitor, we'll send you $100! SUBMIT
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Monitor adequate SCA and inhibitor
levels using coolant test strips at every preventive maintenance (PM) interval.
Level 2 or 3 laboratory coolant analysis should then be done quarterly. Click
below to learn how they work and what their limitations are. 
Fluid Analysis Training