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Discover why reducing maintenance spend often leads to higher costs through downtime, energy waste, premature asset failure and lost productivity.
From ageing equipment to human error and cyber risk, this article explores where preventable downtime comes from.
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.
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.
Implementing a predictive maintenance strategy can be overwhelming, especially when collecting machine data from scratch.
A leading FMCG (Fast Moving Consumer Goods) company in the toilet roll production sector faced a critical challenge that threatened their 24/7 production line.
When machinery operates under extreme conditions, it often encounters severe loads that can significantly affect the service life of bearings and the uptime of industrial applications.
Maintaining machinery effectively is crucial for maximising efficiency, minimising downtime, and controlling costs.
Keeping on top of maintenance schedules can be time consuming and costly, particularly if you are facing frequent breakdowns and excessive downtime.
