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Precision Lubrication Skills Training

Fundamentals of Machinery Lubrication
Noria Skills Training
Learn precision lubrication skills for maximizing machine reliability
Here's just some of what we'll cover:
  • Designing an effective lubricant storage and handling program
  • The most effective lubrication techniques for extending machine life
  • How to rate and select the right oil filters and filtration systems
  • The best practices for managing water-in-oil contamination
  • How to optimize and extend oil change intervals
  • Effective methods for oil drains, flushing and reservoir management
  • How to get the right lubricant, in the right place, at the right time, and in the right amount
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Learn what works for:
  • Electric Motors
  • Compressors
  • Diesel Engines
  • Final Drives
  • Gas and Steam Turbines
  • Gearboxes
  • Hydraulic Systems
  • Paper Machines
  • Process Pumps
  • Hydrostatic Transmissions
  • Rolling Mills
  • Blowers/Fans
  • And more ...
Learn how to:
  • Troubleshoot lubrication problems in machinery
  • Cut lubrication-related failures by up to 90 percent
  • Pull oil samples for oil analysis
  • Improve reliability through contamination control
  • Use easy field tests for inspecting lubricants
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Apply what you learn and get:
  • Reduce unscheduled shutdowns and reactive work
  • An organized, safe, world-class lubricant storage area
  • Extend machine life by up to 10X
  • Solve water-in-oil problems
  • Squeeze maximum life from lubricants
  • Reduce electric motor failures and replacement costs
  • Improve health and safety issues
  • Stop pesky oil and hydraulic fluid leaks
  • A more effective oil analysis program
  • Effectively troubleshoot lubricant-related machine failures
  • Stop early bearing failures
  • Compare and select the best lubricants for the job
  • Reduce energy and fuel costs
  • Create more effective lubrication PMs
  • Solve annoying hydraulic system problems
  • Spend less on lubricants and filters - not more
  • Improve equipment meantime between failures
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Training Schedule
Dallas, TX
January 25-27, 2011
Atlanta, GA
February 8-10, 2011
St. Louis, MO
March 15-17, 2011
Houston, TX
May 10-12, 2011
Cleveland, OH
June 14-16, 2011
Seattle, WA
July 26-28, 2011
Nashville, TN
August 16-18, 2011
Get Certified!

This course helps prepare attendees for ICML Level I MLT and Level I MLA certification. Certification testing is held the Friday following the training.

To register for ICML certification exams, visit www.LubeCouncil.com or call
918-259-2950.


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