September 27th, 2019, Published in Articles: Vector

Have your lubricating intervals increased or have you changed oil at great expense when it could have been used for longer? Understanding the failure mode should never be a guessing game – any maintenance intervention should be condition-based, according to condition monitoring specialists, WearCheck. One of the company’s fundamental goals is to improve reliability and time for customers by improving the quality and reducing costs of machinery/plant maintenance through regular condition-based maintenance. It develops tailor-made condition monitoring programmes for customers via a convenient “one-stop monitoring shop”. WearCheck’s reliability solutions “toolbox” contains a variety of tests that can tell the story of a component and help the maintenance team make informed decisions. These condition assessment techniques include thermography, vibration monitoring, laser alignment, balancing and motor current analysis, to name a few. Added to these is the traditional scientific analysis of used oil and other industrial fluids.

Contact WearCheck, Tel 011 392-6322, support@wearcheck.co.za

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