Companies using machines with intricate parts or heavy machinery need a reliable way to prevent catastrophic failure. One excellent method of preventative maintenance is vibration analysis. Here are a few of the benefits of Vibration Analysis in Dallas.
1. When using this technique, it is easy to find a malfunctioning component and replace it. This relieves the business of the expense of having to replace the entire machine. The only costs incurred are the cost of the part and the labor involved to replace it.
2. Vibration analysis also reduces the overall cost of labor associated with the machine. Repair technicians will only have to be paid to replace individual components rather than having to come in and replace the entire machine. Since components nearing failure can be easily and quickly caught, this reduces the domino effect of failing part causing damage to other parts.
3. If repairing only components, the repair can be scheduled to coincide with previously scheduled downtime. This cannot be done if the entire machine is down. The result is a more efficient use of necessary downtime and increased productivity. This also wards off critical failure downtime that can be a massive headache for any business involved in production of goods.
4. Since Vibration Analysis in Dallas is synonymous with predictive maintenance, it results in far safer working conditions. Critical failures are caught before they have a chance to happen, which not only leads to fewer work hours lost due to injury but also fewer workman’s comp claims being filed. It is a win/win for both business and worker.
5. Revenue is increased. By increasing production time and lessening downtime in conjunction with less money spent on machine replacement and safety issues, the revenue generated by the business is increased exponentially.
6. Employees work more productively on machines that run smoothly. Productivity also increases when employees know they are working on equipment with no safety issues.
A reputable company such as Laser Precision will be able to help with any questions or concerns that exist when the time comes to perform vibration analysis. This procedure can be performed on a wide range of rotating machines including compressors, extruders, agitators, and even paper machines.