Engines
Gears
Hydraulic,
Compressors,
Turbines
Greased
Bearings
Please select a sample/machinery type to find out more about the wear limits
Note all values are general guidelines only. The use of LubeWear Large to small wear ratios, trending and combination of data is used to set the final severity
LubeWear Quick Guide To Lube Sample Limits
Construction & Mining
Engine Oils
Select Type
Road
Industrial & Marine Engines,
Generators
Methane Gas Engines
Engine Oils
Generators &
Industrial Engines
Note all values are general guidelines only. The use of LubeWear Large to small wear ratios, trending and combination of data is used to set the final severity.
Note Copper can be high on own as leaching and all wear values can be higher during running in period. Consult the lab if you have questions
Engine Oils
Methane Gas
Engines
Low Ash Oil Used for example
Note all values are general guidelines only. The use of LubeWear Large to small wear ratios, trending and combination of data is used to set the final severity.
Note this is a generic Low Ash set of limits for a typical gas engine. Many OEMs and lube providers have their own specific set of limits based on product,
gas and ash type.
Engine Oils
Road Vehicles
(Heavy Duty)
Note all values are general guidelines only. The use of LubeWear Large to small wear ratios, trending and combination of data is used to set the final severity.
Note Copper can be high on own as leaching and all wear values can be higher during running in period. Consult the lab if you have questions
Engine Oils
Construction &
Mining
Note all values are general guidelines only. The use of LubeWear Large to small wear ratios, trending and combination of data is used to set the final severity.
Note Copper can be high on own as leaching and all wear values can be higher during running in period. Consult the lab if you have questions
Grease & Bearings
Note all values are general guidelines only. The use of LubeWear Large to small wear ratios, trending and combination of data is used to set the final severity
Construction & Mining
Gears, Diffs & Axles
Gear Oils
Select Type
Road Axles & non-ATF
Transmissions
ATF Transmissions
Wind Turbines
Industrial Gears
Gear Oils
Construction &
Mining Gears, Axles,
Diffs & Final Drives
Note all values are general guidelines only and there can be a lot of variation depending on fluid volume, loading etc.
The use of LubeWear Large to small wear ratios, trending and combination of data is used to set the final severity
Gear Oils
Road Diffs & Axles
(Heavy Duty)
Note all values are general guidelines only and there can be a lot of variation depending on fluid volume, loading etc.
The use of LubeWear Large to small wear ratios, trending and combination of data is used to set the final severity
Gear Oils
Industrial Gears
Note all values are general guidelines only and there can be a lot of variation depending on fluid volume, loading etc.
The use of LubeWear Large to small wear ratios, trending and combination of data is used to set the final severity
Gear Oils
Wind Turbines
Note all values are general guidelines only and there can be a lot of variation depending on fluid volume, loading etc.
The use of LubeWear Large to small wear ratios, trending and combination of data is used to set the final severity
Gear Oils
Automatic
Transmission
Fluids
Note all values are general guidelines only and there can be a lot of variation depending on fluid volume, loading etc.
The use of LubeWear Large to small wear ratios, trending and combination of data is used to set the final severity
Note these limits are all general guides only based on typical drain intervals and a mid-life piece of machinery. It takes a lot of experience to review the data to form the overall diagnosis. Hence these should not be used to base a maintenance decision without first discussing with the laboratory first. If you ever get stuck and want to discuss a report simply click the contact us button on the bottom right of the screen.
To find out more about the sources of wear elements see Learn Oil Analysis Guide to element sources.Â
