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The fast and the Lab analysis serve different purposes.
Fast Lube Analyzers are intended to give a go-nogo information to the machine operator. In case the results are positive, then no need to bother, however if the results are dubious or negative, either just take action to drain the oil or send a sample to a lab for getting more information on the possible reasons with a further evaluation.

For understanding if the lubricant is OK, fast analyzers are useful. Sometimes you want to understand why the lube is deteriorating, and there you want to do a focused lab analysis.

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