WearCheck Africa Market Share Analysis for November 2025

Quality assurance is the primary governing aspect of your business. When safety is paramount to your daily operation a condition monitoring program is an inherent part of your procedures.Oil and wear particle analysis is the most widely accepted method of condition monitoring, in use today, for aviation systems.Honeywell requires this form of oil and wear particle analysis for their turbofan, turboprop engines and auxiliary power units (APUs).Oil and wear particle analysis is a combination of spectrometric, ferrographic, and filter analysis.When used as part of your quality assurance program, oil and wear particle analysis will detect abnormal wear modes in aviation systems, long before the wear can lead to any serious damage.WearCheck's analysis will indicate when components are near failure.This gives you time to plan maintenance.Worn components can be replaced at your local facility avoiding rental, and shipping charges.In flight shutdowns, as a result of failed critical components, are avoided, as WearCheck's analysis pinpoints the wear signatures of rolling element bearings, gears, splines, and other critical components.Honeywell's filter and ferrographic analysis utilizes the morphology of wear particles to detect specific wear modes.Avoid installation errors, and rapid failures, when analysis detects cutting wear from misaligned components.WearCheck's oil and wear particle analysis will allow you to realize a reduction in the cost of equipment maintenance, and an increase in aircraft availability and reliability.Honeywell's oil and wear particle analysis is effectively used today for TPE-331, TFE-731 and APU units.Contact a WearCheck technical representative to recommend the proper testing package for you application.WearCheck is a fully authorized Honeywell laboratory location and offers a comprehensive selection of oil and wear particle test kits to cover your specific needs.