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WHAT IS MACHINERY LUBRICATION 2018?The 2018 Machinery Lubrication Conference & Exhibition is a gathering of people driving change in the lubrication and oil analysis industry. Machinery Lubrication 2018 provides a platform for industry professionals to gain and share knowledge, network with fellow professionals, exchange ideas, and discover new products and services.

For 20 years, Noria has established itself as the global, trusted authority in machinery lubrication. Our decades of lubrication training experience, coupled with more than 15 years of publishing Machinery Lubrication magazine, have created a greater need for a conference solely dedicated to the lubrication and oil analysis industry. That’s where this conference comes in.

As the only U.S.-based conference solely dedicated to lubrication and oil analysis, Machinery Lubrication 2018 is a magnet for drawing industry professionals at every level: lubrication analysts and managers, oil analysis technicians, predictive maintenance technicians, reliability engineers, maintenance managers and more. The conference will also feature a 10,000-square-foot exhibit hall inside the Houston Marriott Westchase where vendors will showcase their latest technologies, products and services designed to give you solutions to your industry problems.

Whether you are entry-level or a seasoned professional, Machinery Lubrication is the place for you. Join lubrication and reliability professionals from industries such as petrochemical, power generation, pulp and paper, food processing, manufacturing, fl eet and off-highway. Start driving change in your facility and join us in Houston for Machinery Lubrication 2018.

TOP 5 REASONSTO ATTEND

1. Discover solutions that you can implement immediately: Get up close and personal with innovative technologies and services designed to improve your facility.

2. Put your facility on the path to lubrication excellence: Learn about lubrication best practices to sustain your facility’s lubrication and oil analysis program.

3. Expand your network: Grow powerful connections that allow you to share ideas and best practices.

4. Encounter new vendors and services: Keep our industry thriving by staying current with the latest technologies and information.

5. Become more valuable to your company: Learn processes to reduce downtime and increase return on investment.

WHY ATTEND?Machinery Lubrication 2018 covers every facet of the lubrication and oil analysis industry. In Houston, you will hear how industry leaders, such as Simmons Feed, Aleris and Owens Corning, put their facilities on the path to excellence. Realize immediate bottom-line results by obtaining real-world information and processes that you can put into practice as soon as you return home.

WHO ATTENDS?As a machinery lubrication and oil analysis professional, you value best practices to ensure bottom-line results. Whether you’re entry-level or a seasoned professional,you’ll benefi t from the comprehensive schedule of learning sessions, case studies and colleague interaction. Make plans now to attend Machinery Lubrication 2018 to network with and gather information from the following attendees:

CBM Professionals

Engineers & Engineering Managers

Facility Managers

Hydraulic Specialists

Lab Managers

Lube Analysts

Lubricant IndustryProfessionals

Lubrication Technicians& Specialists

Machinery Engineers

Maintenance Engineers& Managers

Maintenance Planners

Managers of Maintenanceand Reliability

Mechanical Engineers

Operations Managers

PdM Analysts and Specialists

Plant Managers & Engineers

Quality Managers

Reliability Coordinators

Reliability Engineers

Reliability Team Leaders

Reliability Technicians

Safety Managers & Directors

Senior Reliability Engineers

TPM Coordinators & Facilitators

… and more

2018 SCHEDULETuesday, Nov. 67:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. ...................................... Onsite Registration7:30 a.m. – 8:00 a.m. ................................. Continental Breakfast8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. ........................Pre-Conference Workshops4:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. ....... Meet & Greet Reception in Exhibit Hall___________________________________________________________4:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. .........................................Exhibition Hours

Wednesday, Nov. 77:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. ...................................... Onsite Registration7:30 a.m. – 8:00 a.m. ................................. Continental Breakfast8:00 a.m. – 8:50 a.m. ..........................................Opening Keynote9:00 a.m. – 9:35 a.m. ....................................... Learning Sessions9:35 a.m. – 10:40 a.m. ........................Coffee Break in Exhibit Hall10:40 a.m. – 11:15 a.m. ...................................... Learning Sessions11:25 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. ..................................... Learning Sessions12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. ...........................................................Lunch1:30 p.m. – 2:05 p.m. ........................................ Learning Sessions2:15 p.m. – 2:50 p.m. ........................................ Learning Sessions2:50 p.m. – 3:50 p.m. .............. Refreshment Break in Exhibit Hall3:50 p.m. – 4:25 p.m. ....................................... Learning Sessions4:35 p.m. – 5:10 p.m. ........................................ Learning Sessions5:10 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. ...........Networking Reception in Exhibit Hall___________________________________________________________9:00 a.m. – 6:30 p.m. ........................................Exhibition Hours

Thursday, Nov. 87:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. ...................................... Onsite Registration7:30 a.m. – 8:00 a.m. ..........Continental Breakfast in Exhibit Hall8:00 a.m. – 8:35 a.m. ....................................... Learning Sessions8:45 a.m. – 9:20 a.m. ....................................... Learning Sessions9:20 a.m. – 9:55 a.m. .........................Coffee Break in Exhibit Hall9:55 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. ...................................... Learning Sessions10:40 a.m. – 11:15 a.m. ...................................... Learning Sessions11:25 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. ..................................... Learning Sessions12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. ...........................................................Lunch1:30 p.m. – 2:05 p.m. ........................................ Learning Sessions2:15 p.m. – 2:50 p.m. ........................................ Learning Sessions3:00 p.m. – 3:35 p.m. ....................................... Learning Sessions3:35 p.m. – 4:15 p.m. ............... Refreshment Break in Exhibit Hall4:15 p.m. – 4:50 p.m. ........................................ Learning Sessions5:00 p.m. ................................................Giveaways in Exhibit Hall___________________________________________________________9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. .........................................Exhibition Hours

ATTENDEES

10 GAMECHANGERS SHAPING THE FUTURE OF LUBRICATION AND THE LUBRICANTS INDUSTRY

Jim FitchWednesday, Nov. 78:00 – 8:50 a.m. Lubrication is going through transformational change powered by both internal and external forces. These include Industry 4.0, the technology clusters of condition-based maintenance, the industrial internet of things, standardization of asset management systems, globalization and low-wage economies, environmental protection, energy conservation, risk and reliability management, value-chain alignment, etc.

Tomorrow’s smart factories will depend on decentralized cyber-physical systems to interactively monitor the state of machine health. Industry will still ride on a fi lm of oil, but the demands on lubricants and lubrication have changed. Lubrication must be enabled to meet these demands. This keynote address will explore these trends and gamechangers in the context of the opportunities they represent to both suppliers and user organizations in the years ahead.

OPENING KEYNOTE

TUESDAY, NOV. 6 | 8 – 11:30 A.M.

Lubrication Excellence Essentials for LeadersJim Fitch, Noria Corporation

There’s a revolution occurring. Managers who once desired machine reliability now demand it. It’s a matter of corporate survival in the global economy, and effective machinery lubrication is

an essential enabler to success. This movement has led companies in all industries to take control of reliability by reinventing their lubrication programs. Those who are responding to the challenge are seeing amazing results – on the bottom line, where it counts most. The change goes beyond simply using better lubricants. The leaders are employing technologies, empowering employees and building ultramodern new practices – creating a new and energized reliability culture.

Early Fault Detection in Rotating Equipment with Oil AnalysisAlejandro Meza, NoriaCorporation

Effective oil analysis for rotating equipment must go beyond simply using routine tests as a predictive tool. A comprehensive oil analysis program can provide an early

indication of problems and even eliminate potential machine failures. This workshop will discuss how to use your available resources to properly design and implement a successful oil analysis program for rotating equipment that is based on the equipment’s criticality and typical failure modes. Come get practical tips for correctly defi ning the goals of your oil analysis program, selecting the appropriate tests, interpreting the results and employing other predictive technologies for confi rmation.

TUESDAY, NOV. 6 | 1 – 4:30 P.M.

Compressors and Centrifugal Pumps: Achieving Superior Reliability Through Modern Lubrication PracticesHeinz Bloch, MechanicalEngineering Authority

Contrary to conventional wisdom, few industrial facilities have optimized their lubrication

practices for pumps and compressors. Some are outsourcing lube management to the lowest bidder, while others are assigning lubrication tasks to the newest or perhaps willing — but often inexperienced — worker. Unlike some other sessions or short training courses, this workshop assumes that you have heard all the maintenance philosophies and buzzwords you care to hear. It will describe the lube selection strategies, cost justifi cations and application methods that best assure you of high equipment reliability and profi tability. You will learn how a handful of the most successful and profi table companies have systematically upgraded the lube area of most of the compressors and pumps at their respective facilities.

Turn Your Lube Room into a Cost-Savings MachineBennett Fitch, Noria Corporation

The lubricant is arguably the most important part of a machine. From the quality upon delivery to the many sources of contaminants, the way you store and handle lubricants ultimately

plays a major role in the longevity of your machines. In this workshop, Noria’s Bennett Fitch will describe the reasons why a world-class lube room should be the focus of your lubrication program. You will learn how a lube room includes not just the physical structure and installed hardware but also the procedures, training, management and key performance indicators that drive your lubrication program to excellence. Examples of world-class lube rooms will be presented along with how their implementation has turned lubrication programs into cost-saving machines.

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Case Study: How a Proper Lubrication Program Can Cut Downtime by 50 PercentTim Newman - Maintenance Manager, and William Hada - Director of Maintenance Services, Simmons Feed Ingredients

This case-study presentation will explain how the Simmons Feed Ingredients plant in Southwest City, Missouri, was able to reduce equipment breakdowns by more than 50 percent and achieve an annual cost savings of nearly $1 million once the organization decided to put more of an emphasis on lubrication. Attendees not only will hear how the plant made a complete transformation in its lubricant storage and handling practices but also see how it changed its culture through employee training and certifi cation, allowing the company to focus on predictive and proactive maintenance rather than just reactive work.

Steps for Successful Change: Leading Your Teaminto the FutureChris Christenson - Director of Education, Noria Corporation

One of the biggest hurdles when trying to implement a lubrication program is that people naturally choose the path of least resistance or effort. This principle can be a powerful infl uence. At times, it will inspire those involved to create innovative solutions that unleash great effi ciencies. However, it can also be a force that holds your team in old habits, ruining attempts by leadership to move to new processes. This presentation will offer examples of the challenges leaders face when implementing change as well as some of the key steps that you can take to convert resistance into a successful project implementation.

Boosting Centrifugal Pump Reliability Through Lubrication Best PracticesTerry Harris - President, Reliable Process Solutions

Centrifugal pumps are among the most prevalent types of industrial equipment, with many facilities employing hundreds or even thousands of these machines. Frequently, redundant backup pumps are kept on hand, which can lead to a lack of concern about emergency breakdowns. However, signifi cant costs can still be incurred if a pump fails. This presentation will explain why a pump failure is unavoidable if you concentrate

all your maintenance efforts on installation, alignment and balancing but get lubrication wrong. Learn the best practices for centrifugal pump lubrication, including how to select the right lubricant, additives and viscosity, as well as other factors that affect a pump’s operation. By understanding these key issues, you can increase the lifespan of your centrifugal pumps.

How to Cost Justify a Lubrication ProgramThomas Kurtz - Director of Business Development, Noria Corporation

Plain common sense says that lubrication programs need support from plant and corporate-level managers to succeed. Is a lack of support from management restraining your lubrication initiatives? In this session, you’ll learn how to confi dently cost justify, explain and defend your lubrication project. You’ll also learn how to calculate lubrication program ROI, stop lubrication program budgets from getting slashed, and help management understand the impact of an effective lubrication program on maintenance and reliability.

How to Calculate Grease Quantity and Frequency for BearingsBennett Fitch - Senior Technical Consultant, Noria Corporation

One of the most fundamental roles of a lubrication technician is to ensure that all grease points are relubricated when necessary. As fundamental as this task may be, knowing exactly how much grease to apply and how often to regrease is not as straightforward as it might seem. This presentation will provide answers to these common questions as well as offer advice on which feedback mechanisms can reduce the infl uence of unknown variables. Attendees will walk away with the knowledge to fi nally be able to remove the uncertainty from these fundamental lubrication practices.

KPIs and Metrics for Lubrication Program SuccessAlejandro Meza - Senior Technical Consultant, Noria Corporation

Key performance indicators (KPIs) are essential for measuring the progress of any project or initiative. A

LEARNING SESSIONS

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successful lubrication program implementation is no exception. This presentation will discuss the importance of measuring relevant parameters for a comprehensive lube program in a facility or fl eet, from lubricant selection to storage, handling, application and disposal. Attendees will learn critical KPIs that can be implemented across any lubrication management system to monitor the success of their programs.

Basic Lubrication: What Every Lubrication Professional Should KnowWes Cash - Director of Technical Services, Noria Corporation

Lubrication is the cornerstone of any reliability program, yet few truly understand what all lubrication entails. It doesn’t have to be a foreign language to you any longer. In this session, Noria’s Wes Cash will explain the basics of lubrication along with the key terms that will further your understanding and ability to help drive your lube program to success.

Food Processing Lubrication: 7 Critical Items for SuccessLoren Green - Senior Technical Consultant, Noria Corporation

The lack of knowledge regarding the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) and ISO 21469 is truly astounding, especially considering that violations of this important legislation not only can lead to fi nes but also jail time for those involved and the boardroom-level leadership. This presentation will outline seven critical

items that are essential for any organization involved in food processing. Attendees may be shocked to learn how far the FSMA reaches and what all it encompasses. Discover what this act means for your organization and lubrication program.

Error-proof Your Lubrication Program with Visual Lubrication Best PracticesBennett Fitch - Senior Technical Consultant, Noria Corporation

In the world of reliability-centered maintenance, every opportunity to prevent a mistake from an unintentional error should be considered. Many practices surrounding the requirements for machinery lubrication are often challenging to get right. Even when correct procedures are understood, human error can still be a factor. This can lead to unnecessary and inadvertent mistakes, which contribute to catastrophic failures and downtime. This session aims to help error-proof your lubrication program by reviewing the many visual and often simple-to-implement proactive opportunities at your plant.

Using Single-Point Lessons for Improving Lubrication Task TrainingChris Christenson - Director of Education, Noria Corporation

Training is an investment in your team. Its ultimate goal is often to align your efforts in order to make a positive impact on your lubrication program. But what is required to ensure that your training is retained? How can you verify that new knowledge is converted into applicable skills? In

this session, Noria’s Chris Christenson will provide some quick strategies that you can employ to guarantee your training investment pays off.

Opportunities and Challenges for AI-driven Fluid QualityJeremy Drury - Vice President, IoT Diagnostics and Jon Prescott - CEO, Scante

Artifi cial intelligence (AI), the internet of things (IoT), machine learning and predictive maintenance are all newer concepts infl uencing the future of plant operations, and yet it’s no secret that the digital revolution has made it diffi cult to determine any true return on investment. It’s time for that to change. This presentation will focus on the “ready-now” opportunities for improving oil quality through AI and the IoT. Join Jeremy Drury and Jon Prescott as they review simple sensor setup, connectivity and the power of leveraging key data points to avoid “death-by-data” overload. Attendees will gain a better understanding of the barriers of implementing connected devices in petrochemical and power generation facilities, with proper mitigation strategies and feedback from the fi eld.

How the IIoT Is Changing Oil AnalysisMatt Spurlock - Reliability-Centered Lubrication Platform Leader, Allied Reliability Group

The industrial internet of things (IIoT) is in full swing and moving quickly. End users can take advantage of this exciting advancement by understanding how the IIoT can benefi t them. This presentation will contrast today’s current approach to oil analysis with the sensors and machine learning capabilities offered through the IIoT.

Attendees will leave this session with thought-provoking ideas for how they can better monitor their machines and have real-time data relating to the current condition of those critical assets.

Using Drones for Remote Oil SamplingMichael Holloway - Strategic Accounts & External Training, ALS Tribology

Oil sampling can be challenging in certain environments due to the location of the machinery. However, unmanned aerial vehicles or drones can accomplish tasks that would be diffi cult if not impossible for people. This presentation will detail the latest advances in drone technology that have made oil sampling easier in remote and hard-to-reach access points. Attendees will discover how drones can be used to sample oil from a variety of assets like wind turbines, where normally it would be expensive if not prohibitive for typical sampling protocols, as well as when the combination of oil sampling and unmanned aerial vehicles are a perfect match.

Oil Analysis Reports: How to Improve Your Diagnostic SuccessWes Cash - Director of Technical Services, Noria Corporation

Equipment seldom fails without the oil knowing about it fi rst. How in tune are you with your oil analysis reports to catch incipient failures? In this session, Noria’s Wes Cash will show you how the professionals diagnose lubricant and machine failures from data you likely are already collecting. Find out how to hone your skills in reading oil analysis reports and catch equipment failures before they become catastrophic.

Ultrasound-assisted Lubrication: 3 Approaches to Improving Bearing Lubrication PracticesAdrian Messer - Manager of U.S. Operations, UE Systems

The problem with most bearing relubrication practices is that they are time-based instead of condition-based. This means a bearing may be lubricated without taking into consideration whether it even needs grease. This presentation will explore a new approach to bearing lubrication with three simple ways to improve equipment reliability and reduce premature bearing failures. You will learn the concept of ultrasound-assisted lubrication, including how ultrasound works, the source of ultrasound for bearing inspections, and what you can expect to see and hear when using ultrasound for bearing relubrication. Case studies and audio examples of bearings being lubricated will also be provided.

The Power of Correlating Lubrication, Vibration and Infrared Analysis ResultsMatt Adams - Technical Consultant, Noria Corporation

Although each individual predictive maintenance (PdM) technology can function properly alone, these tools truly fl ourish when working in unison. Utilizing lubrication, vibration or infrared as a second and third form of verifi cation can often help identify and resolve equipment reliability issues. This session will investigate several common component failures and how each technology has a role to play in the detection process. Attendees will acquire a better understanding of several PdM technologies and how they must work together to minimize equipment downtime.

Using Oil Condition Monitoring to Improve Environmental SustainabilityGreg Livingstone - Executive Vice President, Fluitec

Monitoring and trending the health of your lubricants is an essential part of a predictive maintenance program. Taking appropriate actions based on the condition of

your lubricants and equipment not only can enhance the reliability of your plant but can also signifi cantly improve the environmental sustainability of your operation. This presentation will review several case studies illustrating the increasingly important role that oil condition monitoring plays in improving an operation’s sustainability efforts.

When and Why to Choose Synthetic Lubricants: Making the Financial and Reliability CaseAlejandro Meza - Senior Technical Consultant, Noria Corporation

Synthetic lubricants offer the opportunity to solve many of the challenges related to lubrication. The benefi ts can be estimated in terms of energy savings, extended lubricant life, enhanced machine performance and life, and ultimately cost reduction. This presentation will provide an overview of common synthetics, including their properties, performance and the value that can be achieved through their use, so you can determine whether these lubricants are the right solution for your application.

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So You Want a World-class Lube Room? Prepare to Justify, Educate and CommunicateDavid Williams - Manager of AOS Asset Reliability North America, and Glenn Delaney - Corporate Reliability Manager, Aleris

The transformation to a world-class lubrication room is a journey that requires engagement of the entire workforce as well as management to be successful. This case-study presentation will explain how the Aleris plant in Clayton, New Jersey, was able to achieve buy-in from both management and maintenance teams to achieve a world-class lube room. Attendees will hear how the facility transformed a 40-plus-year-old culture of various satellite storage areas and poor handling practices into a state-of-the-art operation. In addition, you will learn how the facility sold the business case for capital expense, educated its workforce to change the culture and developed processes to sustain the results.

Garbage in, Garbage out: How Lubricant Storage Can Make or Break Your Lube ProgramAlan Knight - Senior Reliability Leader, Mueller Co.

More and more maintenance professionals are waking up to the fact that lubrication issues are a crucial factor in rotating equipment failures. Some reports estimate that as many as 40 percent of all bearing failures in these assets can be attributed to lubrication-related issues. This case-study presentation will detail how Mueller Co. had implemented a dedicated oil program but was overlooking a foundational element – storage conditions. Attendees will learn that regardless of the brand of lubricants you use, if this single factor is overlooked, your lube program will not produce the results you desire, and

you will continue to experience unplanned downtime due to lubrication issues.

The Benefits of Transforming Your Lube Room: A Case StudyRoger Story - Reliability Engineer, Owens Corning

Lubrication excellence can be the infl ection point of change in a plant’s maintenance culture. The implementation costs can be relatively low in comparison to predictive technologies, and the results can be immediate and measurable. The crown jewel of any lubrication excellence program is often a world-class lube room. This case-study presentation will detail the lube room transformation at the Owens Corning composites plant in Aiken, South Carolina, including the processes, lessons learned and benefi ts of having world-class practices on display. Hear how an upgraded lube room led to measurable gains on the company’s bottom line.

How to Inspect and Analyze New Oil DeliveriesLoren Green - Senior Technical Consultant, Noria Corporation

While numerous organizations test lubricants upon receipt, many others do not, which is unfortunate and even dangerous. Several studies have shown that, on average, 3.6 percent of lubricants on the market are mislabeled or off-specifi cation. Therefore, at the very least, you should be checking the viscosity of your incoming lubricants. This presentation will outline what else you should be looking for and why, as well as the proper procedures for receiving and accepting new lubricant deliveries, including the required testing, decontamination, stock rotation and storage methods.

Understanding Oil Filter Ratings and Why They MatterEric Krause - Technical Specialist, Pall Corp.

Although anyone who uses an oil fi lter on a regular basis should understand the difference between beta values and micron ratings, confusion often exists over what these numbers mean. This presentation will explain fi lter ratings and discuss why beta values truly matter. It will also provide important information on the applicable test methods and presentation of the results. Attendees will hear about the various fi lter rating methods and why higher beta ratings can equal better reliability.

I know the reputation of Noria and when I saw the email, I decided to go.” – Mark Hogrefe, Maintenance Manager, PolyOne Corporation

EXHIBIT HALLTuesday, Nov. 6 | 4:30 – 6:30 p.m.Wednesday, Nov. 7 | 9 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.Thursday, Nov. 8 | 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.Machinery Lubrication 2018 showcases advanced technologies and products in an interactive event that drives lasting business connections. The Machinery Lubrication 2018 audience is high-level and solutions-driven, and they visit the exhibition hall to gain the insight needed to excel in lubrication and oil analysis.

Meet face-to-face with a diverse group of industry leaders at Machinery Lubrication 2018.

AAllied Reliability – Booth #406Bekaworld LP – Booth #402Bureau Veritas – Oil Analysis – Booth #207C.C. Jensen, Inc. – Booth #114Esco Products, Inc. – Booth #203Filtration Group – Booth #310Generation Systems – Booth #105GenesisSolutions, An ABS Group Company – Booth #208Grease Thief – Booth #407Harvard Corporation – Booth #403HENEK FLUID PURITY SYSTEMS INC – Booth #101HENEK Manufacturing, Inc. – Booth #408Hilco Filtration Systems – Booth #210Hooten Oil, LLC – Booth #209

Hy-Pro Filtration – Booth #411International Council for Machinery Lubrication (ICML) – Booth #112IoT Diagnostics – Booth #409Ludeca, Inc. – Booth #213Luneta, LLC – Booth #304Midland Manufacturing Company, Inc. – Booth #211Monroe Infrared Technology – Booth #204MP Filtri USA – Booth #205MRT Laboratories – Booth #412Noria Corporation – Booth #309Oil Filtration Systems – Booth #106One Eye Industries – Booth #111PRUFTECHNIK, Inc. – Booth #305

Schaeffer’s Specialized Lubricants – Booth #414Simatec, Inc. – Booth #308Specialty Manufacturing, Inc. – Booth #306Spectro Scientifi c – Booth #405Sun Coast Resources, Inc. – Booth #307Swift Filters, Inc. – Booth #303TestOil – Booth #104TTI – Todd Technologies Inc – Booth #312UE Systems, Inc. – Booth #206Whitmore – Booth #107

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ENTRANCE

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MEET & GREET RECEPTION / EXHIBIT HALL PREVIEWTuesday, Nov. 6, 4:30-6:30 pmKick off Machinery Lubrication 2018 with a Meet & Greet Reception held inside the exhibit hall. Get a sneak peek of exhibitors and begin networking with your peers while enjoying a variety of refreshments.

> Appetizers and bars

> Open to all Machinery Lubrication 2018 attendees and exhibitors

NETWORKING RECEPTIONWednesday, Nov. 7, 5:10-6:30 pm

Join us for an unforgettable night of networking and fun inside the exhibit hall.

> Appetizers and bars

> Open to all Machinery Lubrication 2018 attendees and exhibitors

I always get recharged at conferences like this. It’s important to keep from getting beat down and falling back to reactive ways.” – Doug Smith, Pinnacle Foods

NETWORKING

HOST HOTELMachinery Lubrication 2018 will be held at the Houston Marriott Westchase in Houston, Texas. Noria has made arrangements for attendees to receive a $155 discounted room rate. You can take advantage of these discounted rates by booking your room(s) directly with the Houston Marriott Westchase using the group code ML18 at the time of your reservation. Availability is limited, so you are encouraged to make reservations early.

Houston Marriott Westchase2900 Briarpark Dr.Houston, TX 770421-800-452-5110

> Call toll-free 1-800-452-5110 to reserve your room by October 15, 2018

> Single occupancy is $155

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GET TO KNOW HOUSTONAs the most populous city in Texas, Houston possesses a broad industrial base in energy, manufacturing, aeronautics and transportation, and is home to the second largest concentration of Fortune 1,000 companies in the country. It is also home to Johnson Space Center, the training base for the United States’ astronauts and the site of Mission Control. In fact, “Houston” was the fi rst word spoken from the moon in 1969. Learn more about Houston at VisitHoustonTexas.com.

TOP 10 MUST-DOS IN HOUSTON1. Experience the life of an astronaut, complete with 400 artifacts, at the Space Center Houston, the Offi cial Visitor Center of NASA Johnson Space Center.

2. Check out Minute Maid Park, home to the Houston Astros.

3. Enjoy Discovery Green, an urban oasis where you can listen to local musicians or explore local craftsmen at monthly markets.

4. View African, Byzantine and Native American art at the Menil Collection.

5. Visit the Art Car Museum (aka “Garage Mahal”) where you can see the Roachster up close and personal.

6. Witness 250,000 bats emerge at dusk under the Waugh Drive Bridge along the Buffalo Bayou.

7. Spend time at the Houston Museum of Natural Science where you can see 60 large skeleton mounts, including four Tyrannosaurus Rex.

8. Encounter more than 6,000 animals from 900 species at the 55-acre Houston Zoo.

9. Wander around The Galleria, a massive shopping center that covers 2.4 million square feet with 400+ stores.

10. Marvel at the 200+ species of aquatic life from around the world at the Downtown Aquarium.

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LOCATION

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WHAT’S INCLUDED?Full-Conference Registration Includes:

> Admission to all conference sessions

> Conference proceedings

> Opening general session and keynote address

> Exhibition hall access

> Daily meals and refreshments

> Networking receptions

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> Refreshment breaks

> Opening general session (Tuesday only)

> Exhibition hall access

2018 PRICING & DISCOUNTS

WANT TO SPONSOR?It’s not too late to consider a sponsorship. Sponsorship packages are sold on a fi rst-come, fi rst-served basis. A few premier sponsorships remain. Increase your visibility and put your marketing dollars to work for your company by joining our prestigious group of Machinery Lubrication 2018 sponsors. For more information, email [email protected].

READY TO EXHIBIT?Prime booth locations go fast, so reserve your exhibition space now! Spending two days on the Machinery Lubrication 2018 exhibit hall fl oor is equivalent to months of travel and hours of phone calls and meetings. Machinery Lubrication 2018 will provide the perfect setting for prospective customers to come to you. For more information, email [email protected].

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10 or more attendees: Get 10 or more full-conference registrations for only $745 each.

Registrations canceled before Oct. 5, 2018, will receive a full refund. Cancellations made after Oct. 5, 2018, are subject to a $75 administrative fee. Cancellations after Oct. 23, 2018, are not eligible for refunds. However, you may send a colleague in your place. If you are unable to send a colleague, the entire registration fee will be forfeited.

REGISTRANT INFORMATIONPlease print your name clearly. Your name and company will appear on your badge. Please photocopy this form for additional registrants.

Name ____________________________________________________

Title _____________________________________________________

Company _________________________________________________

Address 1 ________________________________________________

Address 2 ________________________________________________

City _________________________ State/Province ______________

Zip/Postal Code _____________ Country ____________________

E-mail (required) ___________________________________________

Phone # (required) _________________________________________

METHOD OF PAYMENTFull payment due upon receipt of invoice and prior to conference. Customers outside the U.S.: We accept checks drawn on U.S. banks in U.S. dollars.

Check: Check # _________________ is enclosed or will be mailed. Please make check payable to: Noria Corporation

Credit Card: Visa MasterCard AmEx DiscoverNoria Corporation is authorized to charge the credit card below for my conference registration fees in the amount indicated on this form.

Card # ________________________________________ Exp. ________

Name on Card ________________________________________________

Cardholder’s Signature _______________________________________

Bill Me/Company: P.O. # _____________________________________(Please send a copy of the P.O. to [email protected])

Total number of people registering: __________________________

TOTAL PAYMENT DUE: $ ________________________________________

CONFERENCE FEESINDIVIDUALS Full-Conference Registration

Full-Conference Registration .......................... $1,095

1-Day Registration

Individual 1-Day ...................................................$645

GROUPS Groups must be purchased at the same time.

____ (Qty.) 3-9 Full-Conference Registrations .. $845 each

____ (Qty.) 10+ Full-Conference Registrations ... $745 each

PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS (Limited Availability) .... $245 each

____ (Qty.) 8:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Lubrication Excellence Essentials for Leaders

____ (Qty.) 8:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Early Fault Detection in Rotating Equipment with Oil Analysis

____ (Qty.) 1:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Compressors and Centrifugal Pumps: Achieving Superior Reliability Through Modern Lubrication Practices

____ (Qty.) 1:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Turn Your Lube Room into a Cost-Savings Machine

Register online atConference.MachineryLubrication.com

Call (M-F, 8-5 p.m. CST)918-392-5038

Fax your registration form to:918-746-0925

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HIGHLIGHTS: > 10,000-square-foot Exhibit Hall

> 45+ Learning Sessions

> 7+ Networking Events

> 4 Pre-conference Workshops

> Plus much more!

1328 E. 43rd Ct. | Tulsa, OK 74105Noria.com | 800-597-5460

Attend and Learn How To:

> Signifi cantly Reduce Maintenance Costs

> Get Out of the Cycle of Recurring Failures

> Prevent Costly Reliability Problems

> Detect Early Stage Equipment Failures

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