March 2019 STLE Metalworking Fluid Management Program

METALWORKING FLUID MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

March 5 – 7, 2019 at Sheraton Suites Philadelphia Airport

4101 B Island Ave. Philadelphia, PA 19153

The STLE METALWORKING FLUID MANAGEMENT PROGRAM offers a solid overview of metalworking fluids management and is tailored to provide individuals with a comprehensive look at the latest techniques and practices that are sure to improve their metalworking fluid operation. Optimize your metalworking fluid management capabilities and become a more valuable asset to your company.

This program includes the following topics:

• The various operations that use metalworking fluids

• The fundamentals of fluid and additive chemistry

• Analyzing factors affecting the quality of metalworking fluids and the work environment

• Learn about the unique aspects of metalworking fluid microbiology and toxicology

• Review a broad range of condition monitoring tests, learning how to use condition

monitoring to manage metalworking fluids in individual sumps and large central systems

What’s in it for you?

• Improve your knowledge and understanding of metalworking fluid management,

with content specialized to your field

• Document what you’ve learned and validate your expertise with a post-course exam

• Participate in case studies to solidify knowledge after learning important concepts

• Find solutions to common metalworking problems you encounter

• Includes lunch (2 days) and breaks

• Group discounts available

• FREE White Paper: Metalworking Fluids: TLT Best Practices Series

• Optional STLE Certified Metalworking Fluids Specialist (CMFS™) exam sitting (to be

held after the program concludes on Thursday, Mar. 7).

NOTE: Must register for exam by Feb. 26. If the requisite number of participants

is not reached, the exam sitting will be cancelled.

CLASS SIZE IS LIMITED!

Call (847) 825-5536 or

Register at www.stle.org

Registration Deadline: Feb. 26, 2019

Pricing:

$715 (STLE Members)

$870 (Non-Members, includes one-year of STLE membership)

Sponsored by the Society of Tribologists and Lubrication Engineers and the Metalworking Fluid Education & Training Committee