Oil Analysis & Lubrication Planning
Used Oil Sampling and Analysis
Sample bottles, labels and a laboratory route, with results reported against the machine and its hours. Interpretation matters more than the numbers themselves.
Features
- Sampling kits with pre-labelled bottles and a pump make consistent sampling practical for a fitter with a full day's work.
- Results are reported against machine and oil hours so the trend is readable rather than a page of numbers.
- Actions are stated plainly: continue, resample early, or investigate a named component.
- A first round of samples across a fleet establishes the baseline that later results are judged against.
Specifications
| Figure | Typical range | Unit | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sample point and method | live line / probe at mid-sump | method changes the result more than most people expect | |
| Sample interval | 250 / 500 | h | consistency is what makes a trend readable |
| Tests included | wear metals, viscosity, water, particle count | defines what the report can and cannot tell you |