The aim of oil management is not to change the oil, but to increase its usable life and ensure that the system operates with the appropriate oil under continuous conditions, so that the most efficient performance and lifespan can be achieved with mineral oil through proper management of this process. The most important point here is to identify the factors that cause the oil to deteriorate and eliminate them.

Yes, we provide consultancy, measurement, control, and analysis services with education.

Every hydraulic and lubrication system has its own cleanliness value. Those below this value are considered clean, and those above it are considered dirty.

There is an oil cleanliness value according to the most sensitive equipment used in the system. NAS 4 for servo systems, NAS 8~10 levels for systems using low-pressure gear pumps can be examples.

The oil analysis period can be determined between 3 and 12 months, depending on the system's sensitivity.

Particulate contamination, water contamination, and viscosity are the primary values, along with any necessary system-specific measurements defined by a professional.

The target process will vary depending on the amount of water in the oil, so the PLC screen will determine the resulting water ratio based on the sensor data on the unit.

Yes, we perform all kinds of oil analyses in the field, in our own laboratory, and with our accredited partners, depending on the scope of the analysis, using calibration-certified devices.

Flushing should be done during the commissioning phase of a new system or within the scope of maintenance processes.

You can start by participating in one of our general or company-specific education and seminars.

We have varnishing detection analyses available, and you can contact the Toros technical team for system-specific solutions.