3 Outlooks on What’s Trending and What’s Important in Industrial Lubrication and Oil Analysis
Rehana Begg
Machinery and Equipment MRO interviewed three oil and lubrication specialists to uncover industry trends that are important to suppliers and users alike. They were asked to consider factors that significantly influence decision-making on more easily protecting equipment, and to share insights on what’s new, what holds value and provides improvements, as well as what helps solve common problems.
Expert Panel:
Mike Deckert – VP Flo Components
Mark Barnes – VP Des-Case Lubrication Transformation Services
Bill Watson – Director of Marketing and Engineering, Klüber Lubrication NA LP
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