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When it comes to machinery maintenance, vibration is one of the most reliable indicators of a machine’s health
Traditionally, maintenance strategies have focused on reactive or preventive approaches. However, with the advent of advanced technologies, predictive maintenance has emerged as a game-changer in the industry.
Choosing the right condition monitoring system doesn’t have to be a challenge. When it comes to wireless solutions, SKF Axios and the plug-and-play SKF QuickCollect sensors are two excellent options.
With rising costs and increasing production demands, unplanned downtime is more expensive than ever. Businesses cannot afford unexpected breakdowns, but with a structured maintenance plan, they do not have to.
When a national beverage bottling plant faced a critical breakdown due to an overheating servomotor and gearbox, they were looking at a worst-case scenario, at least a week of downtime and a staggering cost of £10,000 per hour.
Implementing a predictive maintenance strategy can be overwhelming, especially when collecting machine data from scratch.
Precision bearings play a crucial role in keeping machinery running smoothly. If you’ve ever looked at a bearing and wondered what the markings mean, you’re not alone.
This user-friendly app simplifies bearing management, provides critical calculations, and ensures your super-precision bearings operate at peak performance.
When Business Development Manager Jay Goodgame visited a local quarry, he quickly realised an urgent breakdown situation was unfolding at another site nearby. An engineer was struggling to source an SNR bearing at a fair price but with no luck.
When a critical pump was out of action for a leading UK pump rental company, extended downtime meant money lost