Predictive maintenance practices increase production & reduce cost

Implementing predictive maintenance practices can be complicated.

Are you experiencing unnecessary equipment repairs that are avoidable and reactive in nature and do you have recurring equipment component failures, such as seals, bearings, and gaskets that are preventable? Do you have failures that make it hard for you to explain your plant’s maintenance expenses (e.g. rotating equipment seizing from lack of lubrication)?

If you answer ‘yes’ to these questions, chances are that you have a problem with your preventative maintenance practices and specifically with the equipment condition monitoring inspections at your plant.

The savings from implementing practical preventative maintenance inspections are significant. Below are results from a plant that started reliability and maintenance preventative maintenance strategies in year 2 which improved the plant’s mechanical availability from 85% to 93%.

Predictive maintenance practices increases production and reduce cost

At IDCON, we understand the pressure you face trying to build a reliable plant.
We provide side-by-side reliability and maintenance consulting and training designed to keep your equipment running.

For over 45 years, we’ve partnered with 100s of manufacturing plants around the world to eliminate the costs and the pressure caused by unreliable equipment. And we’d love to do the same for you.

Contact us today to see how we can help you keep your plant running.

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Torbjörn Idhammar

Torbjörn Idhammar

President & CEO, IDCON Inc. Reliability and Maintenance Consultant

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