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Gastops technology to be evaluated by Royal Canadian Navy for predictive maintenance - MRO Magazine

·Sep 30, 2026
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Ottawa-based Gastops has secured a contract with the Government of Canada's Innovative Solutions Canada Testing Stream program to evaluate its FluidSIGHT condition-monitoring technology for the Department of National Defence and the Royal Canadian Navy. The project aims to enhance condition-based and predictive maintenance by providing real-time insights into lubricant health and equipment wear.

The FluidSIGHT system offers continuous monitoring, moving beyond traditional oil sampling methods.

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