TESTING MILITEC-1

It is imperative to establish a firm baseline on the selected pieces of equipment that are to be tested using MILITEC-1.

Monitor the baseline of the untreated equipment for at least two days (minimum, 8 hours) prior to the introduction of MILITEC-1 to insure the consistency of the baseline.

It is necessary to document (written test results) MILITEC-1 treated and untreated equipment to verify the testing baseline and the initial benefits of MILITEC-1 and the long-term benefits over time. Test conditions: temperature (oil, water, cylinderhead, exhaust) noise, RPM's (load, no-load vs. amp's, horsepower) vibration, wear metals, fuel and electrical consumption are the testing baseline. For additional heat readings, use a digital heat gun to verify temperature readings for all areas of the treated mechanical components (top, bottom, sides) Application, frequency, and ratios can be adjusted accordingly.

Use the Standard Equipment Test Report on the attached page to substantiate the cost savings and effectiveness of MILITEC-1.