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COURSE 1020 – OIL ANALYSIS

Acquire the knowledge to be able to read, understand and interpret oil analysis reports to maximize the return on investment of an oil analysis program.

>> MLA II Certification Preparation

COURSE 2001 – MACHINERY LUBRICATION 1

Acquire the fundamentals of lubrication in order to develop and apply best practices.

>> MLT I Certification Preparation

COURSE 4005 – LUBRICATION BASICS

Understand the basic principles and the importance of proper lubrication of mechanical equipment.

COURSE 2002 – MACHINERY LUBRICATION 2

Acquire advanced knowledge about the properties of lubricants and lubrication techniques to develop an effective lubrication program.

>> MLT II Certification Preparation

WHY CHOOSE US?

1 ADVANCED INVESTIGATIONS for sources of contamination, wear and oil degradation through a wide range of tests on the cutting edge of technology (FTIR, RPVOT,

Ferrography, etc.)

2 OBSERVATIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS provided by dedicated, competent and multidisciplinary personnel with in-depth knowledge of machinery and their operating environments.

3 ICML CERTIFIED (International Council for Machinery Lubrication); personnel responsible for providing observations and recommendations.

4 PERSONALIZED SERVICE: customized reports to optimize time and investment in the program.

5 ABILITY TO INTEGRATE multiple predictive and proactive technologies into one

application: AMS Machinery Manager ™.

6 OIL ANALYSIS service in less than 24 hours (for emergencies).

7 ISO9001-2008 CERTIFIED laboratory and repeatability of results.

8 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN OIL ANALYSIS, but also in machinery lubrication (Noria™

franchise partner).

9 EXPERTISE IN INTEGRATING predictive and proactive technologies (thermography, oil analysis, vibration, alignment, balancing, ultrasound, training, etc.)

10 CUSTOMER SERVICE QUALITY Staff available at all times during office hours and 24/7 service.

ATTEND

OUR TRAININGS

Presented at your plant, in your region, at our offices or online, our courses are taught by certified

instructors who cover a broad range of information related to the products and services we offer.

Our courses in oil analysis and lubrication are based on the training offered by our exclusive partner: Noria Corporation. They are designed and delivered in a way to help you prepare for the various ICML Certifications ( International Council for Machinery Lubrication ):

OIL ANALYSIS

To ensure that each result can be interpreted properly by our experts, the values must be compared with those of the reference oil (new oil sample). For this reason, we offer every new oil samples free of charge.

TO SERVE YOU BETTER

Did You Know?

Laurentide Controls is your ideal partner in the evaluation of the best lubricating and sampling practices and the implementation of customized on-site lubrication programs.

In addition, we offer a wide range of products that include:

• BREATHERS AND ADAPTERS

• SAMPLING ACCESSORIES

• FILTER CARTS

• TRANSPORT AND STORAGE ACCESSORIES FOR LUBRICANTS

• PORTABLE ANALYSIS INSTRUMENTS

free

REFERENCE OIL SAMPLE

Availability Usage Reliability Productivity

Maintenance costs Unplanned downtime

Did You Know?

In addition to our wide range of courses in Reliability (vibration, thermography, ultrasound, efficient mechanical maintenance, reliability management), we also offer training in Instrumentation and Process Control Systems.

For more information, visit the Training section of our website

www.laurentide.com

MONTREAL, QC

18000 Trans-Canada Hwy Kirkland, Quebec H9J 4A1

T.F. : 1-800-728-9230 T : 514 697-9230 F : 514 697-9335

QUEBEC, QC

5075 Wilfrid-Hamel Blvd, suite 230

Quebec, Quebec G2E 5G3 T : 418 872-0314 F : 418 872-8707

SAGUENAY, QC

1281 Manic Street Saguenay, Quebec G7K 1A1

T : 418 696-4777 F : 418 696-2677

SAINT JOHN, NB

32 McIlveen Drive

Saint John, New Brunswick E2J 4Y7

T : 506 634-7437 F : 506 634-0859

HALIFAX, NS

45 Lovett Lake Court Halifax, Nova Scotia B3S 1B8

T : 902 450-1488

ST. JOHN’S, NL

26 Beclin Road, Unit 3 & 4 Mount Pearl, Newfoundland A1N 5B8

T : 709 579-7766 F : 709 579-7716

WABUSH, NL

55 Whiteway

Wabush, Newfoundland A0R 1B0

T : 514 717-2482

lub@laurentide.com www.laurentide.com

CONTACT US

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COURSE 1020 – OIL ANALYSIS

Acquire the knowledge to be able to read, understand and interpret oil analysis reports to maximize the return on investment of an oil analysis program.

>> MLA II Certification Preparation

COURSE 2001 – MACHINERY LUBRICATION 1

Acquire the fundamentals of lubrication in order to develop and apply best practices.

>> MLT I Certification Preparation

COURSE 4005 – LUBRICATION BASICS

Understand the basic principles and the importance of proper lubrication of mechanical equipment.

COURSE 2002 – MACHINERY LUBRICATION 2

Acquire advanced knowledge about the properties of lubricants and lubrication techniques to develop an effective lubrication program.

>> MLT II Certification Preparation

WHY CHOOSE US?

1 ADVANCED INVESTIGATIONS for sources of contamination, wear and oil degradation through a wide range of tests on the cutting edge of technology (FTIR, RPVOT,

Ferrography, etc.)

2 OBSERVATIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS provided by dedicated, competent and multidisciplinary personnel with in-depth knowledge of machinery and their operating environments.

3 ICML CERTIFIED (International Council for Machinery Lubrication); personnel responsible for providing observations and recommendations.

4 PERSONALIZED SERVICE: customized reports to optimize time and investment in the program.

5 ABILITY TO INTEGRATE multiple predictive and proactive technologies into one

application: AMS Machinery Manager ™.

6 OIL ANALYSIS service in less than 24 hours (for emergencies).

7 ISO9001-2008 CERTIFIED laboratory and repeatability of results.

8 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN OIL ANALYSIS, but also in machinery lubrication (Noria™

franchise partner).

9 EXPERTISE IN INTEGRATING predictive and proactive technologies (thermography, oil analysis, vibration, alignment, balancing, ultrasound, training, etc.)

10 CUSTOMER SERVICE QUALITY Staff available at all times during office hours and 24/7 service.

ATTEND

OUR TRAININGS

Presented at your plant, in your region, at our offices or online, our courses are taught by certified

instructors who cover a broad range of information related to the products and services we offer.

Our courses in oil analysis and lubrication are based on the training offered by our exclusive partner: Noria Corporation. They are designed and delivered in a way to help you prepare for the various ICML Certifications ( International Council for Machinery Lubrication ):

OIL ANALYSIS

To ensure that each result can be interpreted properly by our experts, the values must be compared with those of the reference oil (new oil sample). For this reason, we offer every new oil samples free of charge.

TO SERVE YOU BETTER

Did You Know?

Laurentide Controls is your ideal partner in the evaluation of the best lubricating and sampling practices and the implementation of customized on-site lubrication programs.

In addition, we offer a wide range of products that include:

• BREATHERS AND ADAPTERS

• SAMPLING ACCESSORIES

• FILTER CARTS

• TRANSPORT AND STORAGE ACCESSORIES FOR LUBRICANTS

• PORTABLE ANALYSIS INSTRUMENTS

free

REFERENCE OIL SAMPLE

Availability Usage Reliability Productivity

Maintenance costs Unplanned downtime

Did You Know?

In addition to our wide range of courses in Reliability (vibration, thermography, ultrasound, efficient mechanical maintenance, reliability management), we also offer training in Instrumentation and Process Control Systems.

For more information, visit the Training section of our website

www.laurentide.com

MONTREAL, QC

18000 Trans-Canada Hwy Kirkland, Quebec H9J 4A1

T.F. : 1-800-728-9230 T : 514 697-9230 F : 514 697-9335

QUEBEC, QC

5075 Wilfrid-Hamel Blvd, suite 230

Quebec, Quebec G2E 5G3 T : 418 872-0314 F : 418 872-8707

SAGUENAY, QC

1281 Manic Street Saguenay, Quebec G7K 1A1

T : 418 696-4777 F : 418 696-2677

SAINT JOHN, NB

32 McIlveen Drive

Saint John, New Brunswick E2J 4Y7

T : 506 634-7437 F : 506 634-0859

HALIFAX, NS

45 Lovett Lake Court Halifax, Nova Scotia B3S 1B8

T : 902 450-1488

ST. JOHN’S, NL

26 Beclin Road, Unit 3 & 4 Mount Pearl, Newfoundland A1N 5B8

T : 709 579-7766 F : 709 579-7716

WABUSH, NL

55 Whiteway

Wabush, Newfoundland A0R 1B0

T : 514 717-2482

lub@laurentide.com www.laurentide.com

CONTACT US

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COMPONENT WEAR Metals, abrasion, etc.

CONTAMINANT INGRESSION Particles, water, glycol, etc.

LUBRICANT FUNCTIONS Viscosity, acidity,

additives, etc.

ANALYSIS OIL

THE MEDICAL CHECK-UP

OF YOUR EQUIPMENT

Known as an essential tool of predictive maintenance, oil analysis can be compared to a blood test: it provides a global picture of the health of any industrial equipment.

A CLEAR

DIAGNOSTIC

Laurentide Controls’ oil analysis service combines all the results in one sample to isolate the three main vectors of information: chemistry, contamination and wear.

Trivector

TM

integrates the oil analysis results in a simple and intuitive colorized graph.

For example, the analysis of the sample shown on the right reveals severe contamination combined with functional degradation of the oil as well as advanced wear of the lubricated component.

EARLY FAILURE DETECTION

OIL DRAIN INTERVALS OPTIMISATION ASSETS LIFE

EXTENSION

IN NUMBERS

In the 2000s, the combination of an oil analysis program with severe cleanliness targets and the installation of appropriate filtration systems enabled an American iron ore mining company to save up to

$240,000/year for its fleet of 4 electric shovels.

(source : machinerylubrication.com).

$ 240,000 year

save up to

ANALYSIS OIL TYPE

Test Method Gear Hydraulic Diesel Engine Turbine Compressor

Sampling Frequencies (month) 3 3 (a) 3 3

RDE Spectroscopy

Spectrochemical detection of the Al, Cr, Cu, Fe, Pb, Ni, Ag, Sn, Ti, B, Si, Na, Ba, Ca, Mg, Mo, P and Zn elements (particles < 8µm only).

Rotating Disc Electrode Spectroscopy - ASTM

D6595

R R R R R

Optical Particle Counting Measurement and optical classification of solid particles

> 4 µm, > 6 µm and > 14 µm.

ISO 4406:99 R R R R

FTIR

Infrared absorption spectrum by Fourier transform for the following compounds:

IR Direct Reading – ASTM E2412

> ⇒⇒ Sulfation, oxidation, nitration and

anti-wear compounds R R R R R

> ⇒Fuel, soot and glycol ethylene

coolant. R

Water

Crackle test (qualitative) - R R R R R

Karl Fischer (quantitative) ASTM 4928 (b) R R R R

Viscosity

at 40°C ASTM D445 R R R R R

at 100°C ASTM D445 R R R R R

Viscosity Index (VI) ASTM D2270 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)

AN

Measurement of acid number (AN): the

amount of carboxylic acids in the oil. ASTM D974 R R R R

BN

Measurement of base number (BN):

the amount of alkaline compounds necessary to neutralize carboxylic acids.

ASTM D2896 R

Ferrous Wear Index

Magnetic evaluation for presence of ferromagnetic particles on an index of

0 (no iron) to 10000 (iron only). FW Index – CSITM R R R R R

ANALYSIS OIL TYPE

Test Method Gear Hydraulic Diesel Engine Turbine Compressor

Sampling Frequencies (month) 3 3 (a) 3 3

Wear Debris Analysis

Microscopic observation to determine the morphology and quantity of wear and contaminant particles.

Filtergram Performed if the Ferrous Wear Index is elevated

Flash Point

Determines the temperature at which oil vaporizes sufficiently to sustain momentary ignition when exposed to a flame.

ASTM D92 O O O

RPVOT

Evaluates the remaining life of the oil by measuring the oil’s antioxidant capacity.

Rotating Pressure Oxidation Vessel Test –

ASTM D2272

O R O

QSA

Measures the varnish potential of an oil on a scale of 0 to 100.

Quantitative Spectrophoto-metric

Analysis

O O R R

RULER

Measures the remaining active antioxidants in the oil (amines, phenols, ZDDP.

Remaining Useful Life–

ASTM D6971 O O R O

Air Release

Evaluates the tendency of an oil

to retain entrained air. ASTM D3427 O O R

Foaming

Evaluates the foaming tendency

and foaming stability of an oil. ASTM D892 O O O R O

Demulsibility

Determines the water separation

characteristics of an oil. ASTM D1401 O R O

Corrosion

Evaluates the degree to which a lubricant will corrode

copper-containing materials (bronze).

ASTM D130 O O R O

Rust

Evaluates the oil’s ability to prevent

the rusting of ferrous parts. ASTM D130 O O R O

Specific Gravity

Measures the specific gravity of an oil. ASTM D1298 O

(EHC only)

OUR TESTS In accordance with the ASTM standardized methods, our laboratory provides the following

R – Recommended O – Optional

(a) 250h for continuously running equipment 6 months for standby equipment

(b) Done if the Crackle Test ends up being positive (c) Calculated if 40°C and 100°C viscosities are

previously measured OUR OTHER TESTS

We also provide the following tests:

- Grease Analysis - Glycol Analysis - Filter Debris Analysis - Material Identification Analysis

Did You Know?

Water can visually be detected as free or in emulsion.

The Karl Fischer test enables detection of invisible dissolved water.

Tip An increase in the Acid Number (AN) generally indicates the beginning of oxidation.

It is recommended to investigate excessive heat sources of the equipment, the presence of metal particles, as well as water and air infiltrations. All of these sources are known as oxidation catalysts.

Trivector

TM

WEAR

CONTAMINATION CHEMISTRY

for its fleet of

4 electric shovels

(4)

COMPONENT WEAR Metals, abrasion, etc.

CONTAMINANT INGRESSION Particles, water, glycol, etc.

LUBRICANT FUNCTIONS Viscosity, acidity,

additives, etc.

ANALYSIS OIL

THE MEDICAL CHECK-UP

OF YOUR EQUIPMENT

Known as an essential tool of predictive maintenance, oil analysis can be compared to a blood test: it provides a global picture of the health of any industrial equipment.

A CLEAR

DIAGNOSTIC

Laurentide Controls’ oil analysis service combines all the results in one sample to isolate the three main vectors of information: chemistry, contamination and wear.

Trivector

TM

integrates the oil analysis results in a simple and intuitive colorized graph.

For example, the analysis of the sample shown on the right reveals severe contamination combined with functional degradation of the oil as well as advanced wear of the lubricated component.

EARLY FAILURE DETECTION

OIL DRAIN INTERVALS OPTIMISATION ASSETS LIFE

EXTENSION

IN NUMBERS

In the 2000s, the combination of an oil analysis program with severe cleanliness targets and the installation of appropriate filtration systems enabled an American iron ore mining company to save up to

$240,000/year for its fleet of 4 electric shovels.

(source : machinerylubrication.com).

$ 240,000 year

save up to

ANALYSIS OIL TYPE

Test Method Gear Hydraulic Diesel Engine Turbine Compressor

Sampling Frequencies (month) 3 3 (a) 3 3

RDE Spectroscopy

Spectrochemical detection of the Al, Cr, Cu, Fe, Pb, Ni, Ag, Sn, Ti, B, Si, Na, Ba, Ca, Mg, Mo, P and Zn elements (particles < 8µm only).

Rotating Disc Electrode Spectroscopy - ASTM

D6595

R R R R R

Optical Particle Counting Measurement and optical classification of solid particles

> 4 µm, > 6 µm and > 14 µm.

ISO 4406:99 R R R R

FTIR

Infrared absorption spectrum by Fourier transform for the following compounds:

IR Direct Reading – ASTM E2412

> ⇒⇒ Sulfation, oxidation, nitration and

anti-wear compounds R R R R R

> ⇒Fuel, soot and glycol ethylene

coolant. R

Water

Crackle test (qualitative) - R R R R R

Karl Fischer (quantitative) ASTM 4928 (b) R R R R

Viscosity

at 40°C ASTM D445 R R R R R

at 100°C ASTM D445 R R R R R

Viscosity Index (VI) ASTM D2270 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)

AN

Measurement of acid number (AN): the

amount of carboxylic acids in the oil. ASTM D974 R R R R

BN

Measurement of base number (BN):

the amount of alkaline compounds necessary to neutralize carboxylic acids.

ASTM D2896 R

Ferrous Wear Index

Magnetic evaluation for presence of ferromagnetic particles on an index of

0 (no iron) to 10000 (iron only). FW Index – CSITM R R R R R

ANALYSIS OIL TYPE

Test Method Gear Hydraulic Diesel Engine Turbine Compressor

Sampling Frequencies (month) 3 3 (a) 3 3

Wear Debris Analysis

Microscopic observation to determine the morphology and quantity of wear and contaminant particles.

Filtergram Performed if the Ferrous Wear Index is elevated

Flash Point

Determines the temperature at which oil vaporizes sufficiently to sustain momentary ignition when exposed to a flame.

ASTM D92 O O O

RPVOT

Evaluates the remaining life of the oil by measuring the oil’s antioxidant capacity.

Rotating Pressure Oxidation Vessel Test –

ASTM D2272

O R O

QSA

Measures the varnish potential of an oil on a scale of 0 to 100.

Quantitative Spectrophoto-metric

Analysis

O O R R

RULER

Measures the remaining active antioxidants in the oil (amines, phenols, ZDDP.

Remaining Useful Life–

ASTM D6971 O O R O

Air Release

Evaluates the tendency of an oil

to retain entrained air. ASTM D3427 O O R

Foaming

Evaluates the foaming tendency

and foaming stability of an oil. ASTM D892 O O O R O

Demulsibility

Determines the water separation

characteristics of an oil. ASTM D1401 O R O

Corrosion

Evaluates the degree to which a lubricant will corrode

copper-containing materials (bronze).

ASTM D130 O O R O

Rust

Evaluates the oil’s ability to prevent

the rusting of ferrous parts. ASTM D130 O O R O

Specific Gravity

Measures the specific gravity of an oil. ASTM D1298 O

(EHC only)

OUR TESTS In accordance with the ASTM standardized methods, our laboratory provides the following

R – Recommended O – Optional

(a) 250h for continuously running equipment 6 months for standby equipment

(b) Done if the Crackle Test ends up being positive (c) Calculated if 40°C and 100°C viscosities are

previously measured OUR OTHER TESTS

We also provide the following tests:

- Grease Analysis - Glycol Analysis - Filter Debris Analysis - Material Identification Analysis

Did You Know?

Water can visually be detected as free or in emulsion.

The Karl Fischer test enables detection of invisible dissolved water.

Tip An increase in the Acid Number (AN) generally indicates the beginning of oxidation.

It is recommended to investigate excessive heat sources of the equipment, the presence of metal particles, as well as water and air infiltrations. All of these sources are known as oxidation catalysts.

Trivector

TM

WEAR

CONTAMINATION CHEMISTRY

for its fleet of

4 electric shovels

(5)

COMPONENT WEAR Metals, abrasion, etc.

CONTAMINANT INGRESSION Particles, water, glycol, etc.

LUBRICANT FUNCTIONS Viscosity, acidity,

additives, etc.

ANALYSIS OIL

THE MEDICAL CHECK-UP

OF YOUR EQUIPMENT

Known as an essential tool of predictive maintenance, oil analysis can be compared to a blood test: it provides a global picture of the health of any industrial equipment.

A CLEAR

DIAGNOSTIC

Laurentide Controls’ oil analysis service combines all the results in one sample to isolate the three main vectors of information: chemistry, contamination and wear.

Trivector

TM

integrates the oil analysis results in a simple and intuitive colorized graph.

For example, the analysis of the sample shown on the right reveals severe contamination combined with functional degradation of the oil as well as advanced wear of the lubricated component.

EARLY FAILURE DETECTION

OIL DRAIN INTERVALS OPTIMISATION ASSETS LIFE

EXTENSION

IN NUMBERS

In the 2000s, the combination of an oil analysis program with severe cleanliness targets and the installation of appropriate filtration systems enabled an American iron ore mining company to save up to

$240,000/year for its fleet of 4 electric shovels.

(source : machinerylubrication.com).

$ 240,000 year

save up to

ANALYSIS OIL TYPE

Test Method Gear Hydraulic Diesel Engine Turbine Compressor

Sampling Frequencies (month) 3 3 (a) 3 3

RDE Spectroscopy

Spectrochemical detection of the Al, Cr, Cu, Fe, Pb, Ni, Ag, Sn, Ti, B, Si, Na, Ba, Ca, Mg, Mo, P and Zn elements (particles < 8µm only).

Rotating Disc Electrode Spectroscopy - ASTM

D6595

R R R R R

Optical Particle Counting Measurement and optical classification of solid particles

> 4 µm, > 6 µm and > 14 µm.

ISO 4406:99 R R R R

FTIR

Infrared absorption spectrum by Fourier transform for the following compounds:

IR Direct Reading – ASTM E2412

> ⇒⇒ Sulfation, oxidation, nitration and

anti-wear compounds R R R R R

> ⇒Fuel, soot and glycol ethylene

coolant. R

Water

Crackle test (qualitative) - R R R R R

Karl Fischer (quantitative) ASTM 4928 (b) R R R R

Viscosity

at 40°C ASTM D445 R R R R R

at 100°C ASTM D445 R R R R R

Viscosity Index (VI) ASTM D2270 (c) (c) (c) (c) (c)

AN

Measurement of acid number (AN): the

amount of carboxylic acids in the oil. ASTM D974 R R R R

BN

Measurement of base number (BN):

the amount of alkaline compounds necessary to neutralize carboxylic acids.

ASTM D2896 R

Ferrous Wear Index

Magnetic evaluation for presence of ferromagnetic particles on an index of

0 (no iron) to 10000 (iron only). FW Index – CSITM R R R R R

ANALYSIS OIL TYPE

Test Method Gear Hydraulic Diesel Engine Turbine Compressor

Sampling Frequencies (month) 3 3 (a) 3 3

Wear Debris Analysis

Microscopic observation to determine the morphology and quantity of wear and contaminant particles.

Filtergram Performed if the Ferrous Wear Index is elevated

Flash Point

Determines the temperature at which oil vaporizes sufficiently to sustain momentary ignition when exposed to a flame.

ASTM D92 O O O

RPVOT

Evaluates the remaining life of the oil by measuring the oil’s antioxidant capacity.

Rotating Pressure Oxidation Vessel Test –

ASTM D2272

O R O

QSA

Measures the varnish potential of an oil on a scale of 0 to 100.

Quantitative Spectrophoto-metric

Analysis

O O R R

RULER

Measures the remaining active antioxidants in the oil (amines, phenols, ZDDP.

Remaining Useful Life–

ASTM D6971 O O R O

Air Release

Evaluates the tendency of an oil

to retain entrained air. ASTM D3427 O O R

Foaming

Evaluates the foaming tendency

and foaming stability of an oil. ASTM D892 O O O R O

Demulsibility

Determines the water separation

characteristics of an oil. ASTM D1401 O R O

Corrosion

Evaluates the degree to which a lubricant will corrode

copper-containing materials (bronze).

ASTM D130 O O R O

Rust

Evaluates the oil’s ability to prevent

the rusting of ferrous parts. ASTM D130 O O R O

Specific Gravity

Measures the specific gravity of an oil. ASTM D1298 O

(EHC only)

OUR TESTS In accordance with the ASTM standardized methods, our laboratory provides the following

R – Recommended O – Optional

(a) 250h for continuously running equipment 6 months for standby equipment

(b) Done if the Crackle Test ends up being positive (c) Calculated if 40°C and 100°C viscosities are

previously measured OUR OTHER TESTS

We also provide the following tests:

- Grease Analysis - Glycol Analysis - Filter Debris Analysis - Material Identification Analysis

Did You Know?

Water can visually be detected as free or in emulsion.

The Karl Fischer test enables detection of invisible dissolved water.

Tip An increase in the Acid Number (AN) generally indicates the beginning of oxidation.

It is recommended to investigate excessive heat sources of the equipment, the presence of metal particles, as well as water and air infiltrations. All of these sources are known as oxidation catalysts.

Trivector

TM

WEAR

CONTAMINATION CHEMISTRY

for its fleet of

4 electric shovels

(6)

COURSE 1020 – OIL ANALYSIS

Acquire the knowledge to be able to read, understand and interpret oil analysis reports to maximize the return on investment of an oil analysis program.

>> MLA II Certification Preparation

COURSE 2001 – MACHINERY LUBRICATION 1

Acquire the fundamentals of lubrication in order to develop and apply best practices.

>> MLT I Certification Preparation

COURSE 4005 – LUBRICATION BASICS

Understand the basic principles and the importance of proper lubrication of mechanical equipment.

COURSE 2002 – MACHINERY LUBRICATION 2

Acquire advanced knowledge about the properties of lubricants and lubrication techniques to develop an effective lubrication program.

>> MLT II Certification Preparation

WHY CHOOSE US?

1 ADVANCED INVESTIGATIONS for sources of contamination, wear and oil degradation through a wide range of tests on the cutting edge of technology (FTIR, RPVOT,

Ferrography, etc.)

2 OBSERVATIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS provided by dedicated, competent and multidisciplinary personnel with in-depth knowledge of machinery and their operating environments.

3 ICML CERTIFIED (International Council for Machinery Lubrication); personnel responsible for providing observations and recommendations.

4 PERSONALIZED SERVICE: customized reports to optimize time and investment in the program.

5 ABILITY TO INTEGRATE multiple predictive and proactive technologies into one

application: AMS Machinery Manager ™.

6 OIL ANALYSIS service in less than 24 hours (for emergencies).

7 ISO9001-2008 CERTIFIED laboratory and repeatability of results.

8 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN OIL ANALYSIS, but also in machinery lubrication (Noria™

franchise partner).

9 EXPERTISE IN INTEGRATING predictive and proactive technologies (thermography, oil analysis, vibration, alignment, balancing, ultrasound, training, etc.)

10 CUSTOMER SERVICE QUALITY Staff available at all times during office hours and 24/7 service.

ATTEND

OUR TRAININGS

Presented at your plant, in your region, at our offices or online, our courses are taught by certified

instructors who cover a broad range of information related to the products and services we offer.

Our courses in oil analysis and lubrication are based on the training offered by our exclusive partner: Noria Corporation. They are designed and delivered in a way to help you prepare for the various ICML Certifications ( International Council for Machinery Lubrication ):

OIL ANALYSIS

To ensure that each result can be interpreted properly by our experts, the values must be compared with those of the reference oil (new oil sample). For this reason, we offer every new oil samples free of charge.

TO SERVE YOU BETTER

Did You Know?

Laurentide Controls is your ideal partner in the evaluation of the best lubricating and sampling practices and the implementation of customized on-site lubrication programs.

In addition, we offer a wide range of products that include:

• BREATHERS AND ADAPTERS

• SAMPLING ACCESSORIES

• FILTER CARTS

• TRANSPORT AND STORAGE ACCESSORIES FOR LUBRICANTS

• PORTABLE ANALYSIS INSTRUMENTS

free

REFERENCE OIL SAMPLE

Availability Usage Reliability Productivity

Maintenance costs Unplanned downtime

Did You Know?

In addition to our wide range of courses in Reliability (vibration, thermography, ultrasound, efficient mechanical maintenance, reliability management), we also offer training in Instrumentation and Process Control Systems.

For more information, visit the Training section of our website

www.laurentide.com

MONTREAL, QC

18000 Trans-Canada Hwy Kirkland, Quebec H9J 4A1

T.F. : 1-800-728-9230 T : 514 697-9230 F : 514 697-9335

QUEBEC, QC

5075 Wilfrid-Hamel Blvd, suite 230

Quebec, Quebec G2E 5G3 T : 418 872-0314 F : 418 872-8707

SAGUENAY, QC

1281 Manic Street Saguenay, Quebec G7K 1A1

T : 418 696-4777 F : 418 696-2677

SAINT JOHN, NB

32 McIlveen Drive

Saint John, New Brunswick E2J 4Y7

T : 506 634-7437 F : 506 634-0859

HALIFAX, NS

45 Lovett Lake Court Halifax, Nova Scotia B3S 1B8

T : 902 450-1488

ST. JOHN’S, NL

26 Beclin Road, Unit 3 & 4 Mount Pearl, Newfoundland A1N 5B8

T : 709 579-7766 F : 709 579-7716

WABUSH, NL

55 Whiteway

Wabush, Newfoundland A0R 1B0

T : 514 717-2482

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