HORIZON®

Total Program Management

Successful fluid analysis programs require reporting software that keeps sampling on track, provides test results immediately and allows for quick and effective communication of any recommended maintenance. HORIZON® Management Reports do all that and more.

Severity Summary Report

• Review and react to your most critical severities first
• Track maintenance recommendations made vs. maintenance action taken

Problem Summary Report

• Identify unit problems by make, model and manufacturer
• Use fluid analysis data to determine which units perform best in your application
• Influence future equipment purchasing decisions

Turnaround Time Report

• Track time elapsed between the date a sample was taken, the date it was received by the laboratory and the date processing was complete
• Identify bottlenecks in turnaround to maximize the amount of time you have to react to problems

Sample Schedule/Frequency Report

• Always know which units are due to be sampled
• Know which units have been sampled in any given week and the severity of each
• Identify units that are - and those that are not - being sampled according to Program Management schedules

Statistical Analysis

• Identify “typical” results based on past sample results on like components
• Determine acceptable unit-specific flagging points

Get More From Your Information

To manage a fluid analysis program that influences daily maintenance practices, you need reporting software that clearly illustrates changes and trends in fluid and unit condition, provides sources for wear and contamination and quickly pinpoints significant relationships between test results. HORIZON® gives you:

Test Result Severity

• Individual test results are shaded by severity to give more meaning to the severity of the entire report

Graphed Results

• Significant relationships between test results are evident at a glance
• Warning trends in fluid and unit condition identify failures in progress

Metals Sources

• A click of your mouse provides possible sources for wear, contaminant and additive metals detected

New Lube Reference

• New lube results appear on each report for easy comparison to “in use” sample results

Test Explanations

• Another click of the mouse provides an explanation of any given test, the method used, any limitations the method might present and an illustration of how the test is performed