The 6th Australian Wind Energy Conference (#AuWE2026) will be held at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre (MCEC) on 8-9 July 2026. Australia’s premier event for the onshore and offshore wind industry is set to draw more than 10,000 industry professionals and over 200 exhibitors this year. Soohow Instrument will attend with our special oil condition monitoring equipment - Welcome to visit us.
Gearboxes, main-shaft bearings and hydraulic systems are all essential for the reliable operation of wind turbines. Abnormal wear on these parts leads to massive losses. Our four portable oil analysis instruments are built to focus on wear detection to aid your predictive maintenance strategy:
PO300 Portable Oil Spectrometer: Analyses elements (wear metals, additives, etc.) in oil in 30 seconds—no sample pre-treatment required. It enables on-site evaluation of wear trends.

PQL300 Ferrous Debris Monitor: This unit measures the total ferromagnetic particle content in oil through electromagnetic induction and displays it as a PQ index for quick identification of early abnormal wear in gears and bearings.

OL‑2 Online Particle Counter Sensor: Direct connection to the lubrication systems of the wind turbine gearbox for real‑time, continuous particle counting. It helps your maintenance team to detect anomalies as early as possible.

VS800 Portable Kinematic Viscometer is a new device that can measure viscosity of oil in situ, requiring only a sample volume of 60 μL without solvent cleaning, and it is an efficient tool for assessing oil condition in wind farm environments.
Wind turbines are working in complex environment and the most important is the reliability of the equipment. We are dedicated to delivering predictive maintenance solutions that protect your turbine reliability.
Soohow Instrument sincerely invites industry peers to visit our booth T14 at the conference for in-depth discussions of wind turbine maintenance solutions.
Contact:
Mr. Xiang
Phone/WhatsApp: +86 18015634593
Email: xcd@soohow.com