Predictive Maintenance
1 min 13 s
Changes in vibration, temperature, current and flow can show how equipment is doing over time. Those readings help your team investigate early signs and plan a repair.
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When maintenance follows a calendar, parts get changed on schedule.
Some may still have life left.
Others may fail before their date.
Predictive maintenance follows the condition of the equipment.
Readings of vibration, temperature, motor current, and flow help show how a machine is doing over time.
A deteriorating bearing can change its vibration signature weeks before it fails.
Rising temperature, a shift in current draw, or a flow pattern that drifts can also be an early warning.
Those changes give your team something to investigate.
Catching a problem early can help you plan a repair around production during a planned stop.
The machine's own signals help you decide when it needs attention.
Listen for the early signs.
Plan the next repair.
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