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WearCheck strengthens onsite sampling capabilities

WearCheck strengthens onsite sampling capabilities

National sales manager for WearCheck Juliane de Beer, advises that incorrectly taken samples can compromise the integrity of the test results, leading to maintenance decisions which may be unnecessary.

The precise accuracy of taking an oil sample from a machine component is one of the most critically important steps in the scientific analysis of oil as part of a condition monitoring programme.

According to condition monitoring specialist company, WearCheck, taking samples is often a very specialised task, and not all maintenance teams have the correct training. Samples that are not taken correctly potentially contain external contamination and other material – even in miniscule amounts – that could compromise the accuracy of the test results.

‘It is for this reason that we decided to grow our onsite sampling team, equip the technicians with extra training for a wider scope of fluids, and allocate dedicated vehicles to them,’ says Juliane de Beer, WearCheck’s national sales manager. 

‘The WearCheck onsite sampling team now consists of eight highly skilled, technically certified professionals, collectively bringing over 40 years of industry experience. Their primary mission is simple – to make our customers’ lives easier through efficient, reliable, and expert onsite sampling services.’

De Beer explains that by taking the hassle out of sample collection, the team ensures that every sample is obtained using the correct procedures and best practices. This guarantees accuracy, consistency, and integrity, which are critical for dependable analysis results.

‘The sampling technicians travel to clients located anywhere in South Africa as well as internationally, to take samples.

‘Our onsite sampling technicians collect a wide range of fluids from industrial equipment, including oil, fuel, coolant, transformer oil, brake fluid, AdBlue® and other fluids. Whether operating in demanding industrial environments or routine maintenance settings, our team delivers precision and professionalism at every step.’

The convenient onsite service eliminates the need for customers to manage the sampling process themselves, saving valuable time while reducing the risk of contamination or human error.

To book the taking of an onsite sample, please contact WearCheck Johannesburg on +27 11 392-6322 or martind@wearcheck.co.za

This year, WearCheck celebrates 50 years of taking samples correctly. For more information, please visit www.wearcheck.co.za. Alternatively, please contact WearCheck on marketing@wearcheck.co.za.  or call +27 (31) 700-5460.

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