|Articles|December 6, 2019

Particle Count and Elemental Analysis of In-Service Lubricants in One Run

Author(s)Stan Smith, PerkinElmer, Robert Forester

This application note discusses the hyphenation of a new in-line particle counter (PerkinElmer LPC 500TM) to an ICP-OES (PerkinElmer Avio® 500) for combined particle counting and wear metals analysis of in-service oils in a single run.

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