
A data-driven lubrication program designed to improve engine protection while evaluating opportunities to safely extend oil service intervals and reduce overall maintenance costs.
A controlled field-testing approach designed to establish what S2N-35 does in your fleet before broader deployment.
Document the equipment, oil, service interval, duty cycle, and current operating data.
Test S2N-35 in selected equipment under consistent, real-world operating conditions.
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Track fuel use, oil analysis, wear indicators, operating data, and maintenance observations.

Use the measured results to determine whether broader fleet deployment makes operational and economic sense.
Independent laboratory testing provides measurable benchmarks for friction, wear, and extreme-pressure performance.
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COMMON QUESTIONS ABOUT RUNNING AN S2N FLEET PILOT
We begin by documenting the equipment, lubricant, service interval, duty cycle, and available baseline data. S2N-35 is then evaluated in selected equipment under controlled real-world operating conditions, with agreed-upon measurements tracked throughout the pilot.
Depending on the equipment and available instrumentation, measurements may include fuel use, oil temperature and pressure, oil consumption, used-oil analysis, service observations, maintenance events, and other relevant operating data.
Not necessarily. The goal is to evaluate S2N-35 within your actual operating environment. We review your current lubricant, equipment requirements, service intervals, and maintenance practices before establishing the pilot protocol.
We review the measured results with you. The data—not assumptions—determines whether broader deployment makes operational and economic sense for your fleet.
READY TO DISCUSS YOUR EQUIPMENT OR FLEET?
Tell us about your fleet, equipment, current oil program, and what you want to evaluate. We'll work with you to structure a controlled pilot around measurable operating data.