Articles by AMOT Staff

In this blog, we're answering all the temperature control questions we most often hear from our customers.

When it comes to rotating equipment, it is a question of when—not if—a failure will occur. In about 50% of all bearing failures, improper lubrication turns out to be the root cause. Read our blog to learn how oil viscosity relates to engine performance. 

From "how does a positive air shut off work?" to "what size valve do I need?" these are the diesel engine safety questions we most often hear from our customers.

Many people are concerned that positive air shut off valves are difficult to install. However, this is not the case, and AMOT offers several options for installing our valves, so you can choose what best suits your needs.

Thermostatic mixing valves are useful in applications that must ensure a constant outlet temperature to prevent damage or injury. Read our blog and learn how a TMV works and why they are important.

Much can be learned about a machine’s health through wear debris analysis, but it can take weeks to obtain lab results. The MPD2 continuously monitors the oil flow and alerts operators if metal particles are detected. Read this blog to learn how this can help you.