Users learn how, when, and why to take action with their oil analysis results.
TestOil, an independent industrial oil analysis laboratory, today announced the launch of PocketAnalyst, the industry’s first oil analysis report interpretation mobile application. The creation of the app is in line with the company’s commitment to continually offer information and education to help oil analysis users solve problems.
Report interpretation is one of the biggest challenges for most lubrication professionals. Yet, they rely on oil analysis in their reliability programs as a significant tool to help safeguard their equipment from unplanned downtime. However, an inability to dissect and comprehend a problematic report often yields inappropriate action when abnormal results appear.
The app was designed to help users go beyond basic report interpretation by providing guidance and insight into typical oil analysis issues
“The app was designed to help users go beyond basic report interpretation by providing guidance and insight into typical oil analysis issues,” explained Michael Barrett, VP Sales & Marketing for TestOil. “It’s like having a TestOil analyst in your pocket helping you decide how, when and why to take action with your oil analysis results.”
TestOil’s PocketAnalyst was developed with the idea of offering users high-level insight and recommendations for typical oil analysis problems. The content was written by TestOil’s team of analysts, all of whom are Certified Lubrication Specialist (CLS) and have years of experience in analyzing and interpreting report data. Users can also utilize the app to communicate directly with TestOil’s expert help desk to get assistance with report interpretation or any other oil analysis questions.
TestOil’s PocketAnalyst is a reference tool offering:
- Analyst insights
- Recommendations
- Alarm parameters, and
- Possible sources and effects
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To access TestOil’s PocketAnalyst please visit http://www.testoil.com
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