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Proper Oil Sampling Tools to Obtain Safe & Reliable Results
An iPresentation Tutorial by Rojean Thomas , Trico Manufacturing

Often overlooked as an integral part of your Oil Analysis Program, the extraction of the oil sample is a key influence on the data integrity and ultimately the success of your program. Proper oil sampling is the most important step taken to ensure you are reacting properly to the data provided in the oil analysis reports and it is the easiest to make consistent. Each time a sample is drawn, you need to make sure the end results are the same regardless of the technician drawing the sample. The purpose of this 14 minute iPresentation Tutorial is to review the best locations and tools for extracting the sample and proper procedures to allow for reliable and safe oil sampling.

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