OIL ANALYSIS • REAL TIME

Oil monitoring that anticipates failures.

Online sensors, field and lab instruments that turn lubricant condition into a maintenance decision, less downtime, longer equipment life.

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ABOUT AIX MAXLUBE

AIX Maxlube is the AIX group's oil analysis line. It combines online sensors with field and lab instruments to turn lubricant condition into the right maintenance decision, fewer unplanned shutdowns, longer equipment life and operating cost under control.

SOLUTIONS BY APPLICATION

We prevent catastrophic failures and deliver the right maintenance decision at the right time.

Real-Time Analysis

Inline online sensors measuring viscosity, water, wear and quality 24/7, right on the equipment, alerting before failure.

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Field & Lab

Portable and benchtop instruments for sample-based diagnostics with lab-grade precision, wherever you need it.

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Discover the AIX MAXLUBE line

Specialized technologies and solutions to optimize lubrication, reduce maintenance costs and increase the operational availability of your assets.

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INDUSTRIES WE SERVE

Predictive maintenance solutions for different sectors, including agribusiness, mining, pulp & paper, sugar & ethanol, cement and more.

Maritime & Offshore

Vessels, tugboats, platforms and cranes

Energy

Diesel and gas engines, turbines, generators

General Maintenance

Compressors, pumps and manufacturing lines

Air Transport

Aircraft engines, turbines and APUs

Agribusiness

Tractors, harvesters and agricultural engines

Frequently asked questions

What is oil condition monitoring?
It means tracking the condition of the lubricant in service, instead of changing it purely by calendar. Viscosity, water content, wear particles and overall oil quality reveal the state of the equipment before failure occurs.
What is the difference between online sensors, portable and benchtop instruments?
The online sensor is installed on the equipment and measures 24/7, raising an alert before failure. The portable instrument performs sample diagnostics in the field. The benchtop delivers laboratory-grade precision for fuller analysis.
Which parameters does the line track?
Viscosity, water content, wear particles and overall oil quality, depending on the equipment chosen. Each catalog datasheet details what that model measures.
Which sectors is the line suited to?
Marine and offshore, energy, general industrial maintenance, air transport and agribusiness, among others. Equipment selection depends on the asset and its operating profile.
Does the equipment need to be stopped to measure?
With online sensors, no: measurement is inline and continuous, directly on the equipment. With field and benchtop instruments, the reading is taken from an oil sample.
Does monitoring replace laboratory analysis?
It brings the decision forward. Continuous tracking flags the deviation as it appears; laboratory analysis remains useful for detailed root-cause investigation.
How is the right equipment chosen?
It depends on the asset, the operating profile and the objective: continuous alerting, field diagnostics or full analysis. The catalog is organised along exactly those lines.
Which group is AIX Maxlube part of?
It is the oil analysis line of the AIX group, alongside AIX Monitoring Systems and AIX Green Operations.

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