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When maintenance follows a calendar,
parts get changed on schedule.

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Some may still have life left.

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Others may fail before their date.

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Predictive maintenance follows
the condition of the equipment.

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Readings of vibration,
temperature, motor current,

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and flow help show how a
machine is doing over time.

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A deteriorating bearing can change its
vibration signature weeks before it fails.

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Rising temperature, a
shift in current draw,

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or a flow pattern that drifts
can also be an early warning.

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Those changes give your team
something to investigate.

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Catching a problem early
can help you plan a

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repair around production
during a planned stop.

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The machine's own signals help you
decide when it needs attention.

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Listen for the early signs.

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Plan the next repair.