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May 22, 2003

MAINTENANCEGUY(tm) - Free Health check for your equipment

Dingo is offering a free health check for your equipment. If you have a problem piece of equipment or you would like to trial our MaintenanceGuy(tm) internet oil analysis application for free then complete the on-line order form and we will rush you a free sample kit. You simply take the sample, and mail it to your choice of 17 labs in our network. Once the test is complete, we will e-mail you a link to your machine diagnosis viewed in MaintenanceGuy. Its that simple, and the best part is....it's FREE!

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Remote Interpretation - is it for your organization?

The idea of having someone external to your organization looking at your oil sample results is something that many people may not have considered before. More than likely this is because the logistics of making this happen efficiently were never available in the past. With the introduction of Dingo's MaintenanceGuy(tm) internet application it is now possible for an organizations oil sample results to be viewed from any computer connected to the internet, thus making the concept of real time remote analysis and interpretation a reality.

How can you decide if Remote Interpretation is suitable for you?

Does your organization lack the technical analysis capability to get the most out if your oil analysis data?
Is your organization unable to justify a full-time Reliability Engineer or Condition Monitoring Technician?
Do you want to start using Oil Analysis without the high up-front cost of software, training and additional personnel?

If you answered "Yes" to any of the above questions then the concept of Remote Interpretation could be for your organization. Using Dingo's Remote Interpretation services, oil samples are still taken at site in the usual fashion. The tested results are then delivered to Dingo's MaintenanceGuy(tm) application as soon as they are released from the laboratory. Both the site personnel and a Dingo Engineer are notified that the results have been received and the Dingo Engineer then analyzes each new sample and provides "expert" interpretation on each of these results. Any alarms or abnormal results are immediately forwarded to the site representative with plain English interpretations and suggested corrective actions. As you can see, this can be a very cost effective method to introduce the benefits of oil analysis to your organization, or to increase the scope of your existing program. This service can bring about significant benefits in areas such as reduced oil use, reduced equipment breakdowns, increased component life, extended oil drains and increased availability. Dingo's MaintenanceGuy(tm) application makes this unique type of service possible for anybody with access to the internet.

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Dingo - Noria Best Practices in Machinery Lubrication Course

If you aren't using the correct lubricant, at the right time, in the right quantity and in the right place you could be doing your equipment more harm than good! Modern lubrication programs have changed considerably from "old school" methods that have been passed down through the generations.

You'll learn the newest methods for making optimum lubricant selections from the thousands of formulations on the market. We have also learned much better methods for applying and managing the lubrication process - from cradle to grave. This seminar presents a strategic collection of the very best practices assimilated over many years of experience in working with world class users.

Oil Analysis I & II		Best Practices for Machinery Lubrication
Perth, Australia May 19 - 22, 2003		Sydney, Australia September 9-11, 2003
Brisbane, Australia June 16 - 19, 2003		Melbourne, Australia November 18 - 20, 2003

GET CERTIFIED AFTER THE COURSE

Now you can get certified in Oil Analysis and Machinery Lubrication after Dingo's training courses. For more information, including upcoming locations and dates in Australia, please contact the International Council for Machinery Lubrication at www.lubecouncil.org

ICML Level Examinations are being held on the following dates:

Perth: May 23, 2003

Brisbane: June 20, 2003

Sydney: September 12, 2003

Melbourne: November 21, 2003

Best Regards,

Colin Donnelly and the Dingo Team

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