JOINWE
JPL-6 Ferrographic Video Abrasive Analyzer
Manufacturer product description
The JPL-6 Ferrographic Video Abrasive Analyzer is an advanced instrument designed for the monitoring and analysis of wear particles in lubricating oils and greases of mechanical equipment. Integrating online image processing, visual display, and real-time data analysis, it is ideal for monitoring the wear status and oil contamination in engines, transmissions, hydraulic systems, gearboxes and other mechanical propulsion systems, enabling predictive maintenance.
JPL-6 Ferrographic Video Abrasive Analyzer

- Brand
- JOINWE
- Category
- Portable Oil Analysis Instrument
- Method / product family
- Model
- JPL-6
Technical Specifications
| Name | Multifunctional Intelligent Video Wear Debris Analyzer |
|---|---|
| Screen | 8 inches color touch display screen |
| Power Supply | 220V 50 Hz, Lithium battery |
| Oil Inlet Pressure | Barometric pressure |
| Single Use Oil | ≤ 50 ml |
| Grease Sample Processing | Dilute 1g lubricating grease with 30g petroleum ether before testing |
| Sampling Flow Rate | 20 ml/min |
| Operation Temperature | -20℃ - 50℃ |
| Detection Limit | Ferromagnetic wear debris: ≥ 10 μm; Non-ferromagnetic wear debris: ≥ 50 μm |
| Wear Debris Detection Limit | ≥ 10 μm |
| Detection Range | 10 - 800 μm |
| Sampling Time | 30 s/test |
| Output Images | Reflect light, transmitted light, yellow light, full light |
| Output Parameters | Wear debris type, ferromagnetic particle count, non-ferromagnetic particle count, particle color count, total wear debris count, wear debris concentration |
| Image Resolution | ≤ 5 μm / 1920 x 1080 |
| Image Area | ≥ 1x1 mm² |
| Image Format | JPG |
Technical specifications are taken from data published by the supplier; refer to the supplier source for final and binding values.
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