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CONDITION MONITORING
Arteco launches a coolant analysis service
rteco has announced the launch of its new ‘Coolant Sample Analysis service’, a service enabling customers to evaluate samples of coolants used in their applications. This service provides customers with a way to monitor and maintain their coolant systems, and understand the root cause of any quality issues they may be experiencing as well as verify the integrity of their coolants. Arteco’s Coolant Analysis Service offers different packages to cater to various customer needs. This ranges from general quality assessment of the coolant in use, providing insights into the coolant’s performance
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with respect to the engine or installation, to a full interpreta- tion of the entire system. The comprehensive reporting includes a detailed breakdown of all the analysis performed and an expert interpretation of the overall condition of the coolant, along with the recommended corrective actions.
“We are thrilled to introduce this new initiative to our valued customers. At Arteco, we are committed to delivering advanced innovative solutions that enable our clients to achieve optimal performance. This new service is part of our dedicated effort in offering ‘Coolant Monitoring as a Service’. We look forward
to continuing our support to our customers in their journey towards efficient and sustain- able system operations,” said Alexandre Moireau, General Manager Arteco. According to Arteco, the launch of this new ‘Coolant Sample Analy- sis Service’ empowers customers to take control of their coolant systems and detect any potential issues before they escalate into serious problems; therby, helping them save time and money. Moreover, customers can use the data to optimise system efficiency, increasing productivity and plan preventive maintenance schedules; thus, reducing downtime and improving system reliability.
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LUBEZINE MAGAZINE | SEPTEMBER 2023
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