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ICP May Tell Only Half of Story
POLARIS
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Elemental Analysis by ICP May Only Tell You Half the Story If you depend solely on Elemental Analysis by ICP to detect wear metal concentrations, you may not always know when catastrophic failure is about to happen. Learn what testing is necessary for adequate protection. READ MORE | |
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Monitor SCA, Inhibitor Levels for Adequate Metal Protection | |
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Fuel Testing Can Extend Fuel Filter Life 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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Private Label Programs Build Brand Recognition, Customer Goodwill The POLARIS Laboratories Private Label fluid analysis program is designed to help equipment manufacturers (OEMs), distributors, oil companies and marketers strengthen brand recognition, build customer goodwill and increase profits. Join the many companies that already enjoy the benefits of private label fluid analysis with POLARIS and begin building stronger customer relationships today.READ MORE | |
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Submit Your Latest "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. 
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