Industrial inspections
The production line is 5 years old, and there have been no major breakdowns. Is it worth doing preventive inspections of the electronics, or should we wait until something breaks?
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The production line is 5 years old, and there have been no major breakdowns. Is it worth doing preventive inspections of the electronics, or should we wait until something breaks?
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·5 months agoPreventive inspections are an investment that pays off. You catch problems before they cause a breakdown and production downtime. Capacitors in power supplies have a 5-7 year lifespan; after that, they start to dry out and lose capacitance. Bearings in motors also wear out. If you do an inspection, you replace these components on schedule, on the weekend, without affecting production. If you wait for a breakdown, you risk it happening in the middle of the week, losing production, and having unhappy customers. The cost of an inspection is a fraction of the cost of downtime. Check out the offer at https://centrumregeneracji.pl/, where they do inspections of electronics, motors, and frequency converters, detect worn components before they burn out, and you can plan replacements without downtime.