Webinar Archive - Suggestions Just For You

Maximize Your Professional Development with the STLE Webinar Archive

All events from 2011 and 2012 have been grouped by topic, so you can find archived events that may be of interest to you. Archived webinars include presentation slides and recording of the presentation (audio synched with slides), assessment/survey (for recertification), and related articles as well as presenter contact information, so you can follow up with any questions.

If you haven't attended a webinar yet, and you're not sure if it's for you, check out some of the testimonials we've received (we're blushing!):

• "STLE Webinars provide extremely useful information with access to industry leaders - all from the comfort of my own office, so I can participate from a remote location. I get to learn new concepts and brush up on the fundamentals without traveling." - Attendee
• "Webinars provide good information that's easy to access, and at a reasonable price." - James Fields, President, J. Follace Oil, Inc.

Quality speaker, valuable content and just the right length -- STLE University maximizes my self-development program." - Richard Williams, Manager, Evonik Oil Additives

"Just a superb format; specialized knowledge drives our industry and STLE is my source of preference." - Chris Foree, Farmers Cooperative

"STLE webinars are an extremely cost effective way to attend lectures, instructional classes and to earn continuing education credits towards re-certifications." - Shane Allen, Summit Industrial Products

Looking for something specific? See below for webinars that fall into your area of interest. The link will take you to the event information, and then you can visit the STLE Store to purchase.

FUNDAMENTALS

—  Base Oils: Their Manufacture, Properties, Performance and Applications

—  Basics of Lubricant Additives

—  Re-Refining 101

—  Fundamentals of Grease

—  Fundamentals of Industrial Enclosed Gears & Their Lubrication

BEARINGS & GEARS

—  Bearing Damage Analysis, Part I: Rolling Element Bearings

—  Bearing Damage Analysis, Part II: Going Beyond Rolling Elements

—  Fundamentals of Industrial Enclosed Gears & Their Lubrication

CONDITION MONITORING

—  Condition Monitoring Data Interpretation 

—  Advanced Data Interpretation/Alarm Limits (start of the CM Data Interpretation Series, 10% discount on all 6 recordings; as listed below)

—  Spectrographic Data Interpretation I: Contaminants & Wear

—  Spectrographic Data Interpretation, Part II: Additive Metals

—  Physical Properties Data Interpretation

—  Additional Testing (FTIR, AN, BN, Particle Counting)

—  Advanced Report Reading

ENGINE & DRIVETRAIN

—  Tribological Perspective on Engine Friction Reduction

—  Equipment Fleet Maintenance

—  The Future of Automotive Propulsion

—  Heavy Duty Diesel Engine Oil: Emission Strategies and Their Effects on Engine Oils

FOOD GRADE - available as part of the Food Grade Series - includes 3 events below

—  Food Grade Lubricants

—  Grease and its Use in Food Processing

—  Food Grade Lubricants & Their Regulation

GOING GREEN

—  The USDA's BioPreferred Program

—  Current Issues in Wind Energy Tribology

GREASE, COATINGS

—  Grease Compatibility

—  Fundamentals of Grease

—  Grease and Its Use in Food Processing

—  Lubrication Beyond Oil & Grease: Antifriction Coatings and Anti-Seize Pastes

SYNTHETICS & HYDRAULICS

—  Polyalkylene Glycols - Present and Future Applications

—  Synthetics: Existing and Emerging Materials

—  Classification & Testing of Fire Resistant Hydraulic Fluids

—  Hydraulic Fluid Properties and Hydraulic Systems: A Vital Link

—  Future Trends in Fluid Power

METALWORKING

—  VOC Emissions from MWFs

—  Emerging Issues in Metalworking Fluid Microbiology: Biofilm Control

—  OSHA's New GHS Haz Com Regulations: Challenges for Metalworking Formulators

SALES

—  Using NEADS Analysis to Get to “Yes” in Industrial Sales

—  Prospecting in the Digital Age: Using New Media to Generate More (and Better) Leads

—  Getting to No: 5 Steps to Streamline Your Sales Process to Make Sales Faster and More Frequently

For more information, see the in-progress schedule for 2013. January through April feature some

great topics, but we're still working on the rest of the year. If you have suggestions, now would be

the time to speak up!

Have you attended any of the above? What'd you think?