Would you like to start predictive maintenance by monitoring the lubrication condition of bearings using ultrasonic diagnostic technology?

This is an announcement for the 5th online seminar. In previous seminars, we introduced applications such as leak testing and bearing diagnostics as ways to utilize ultrasonic technology for maintenance. This time, we will introduce a new product. It is designed for bearing diagnostics and combines an always-on monitoring system compatible with IoT and an automatic lubrication device. Using ultrasonic technology, it is a new type of automatic lubrication system that supplies only the necessary amount of lubricant when the bearing requires it. I believe that lubrication with grease is often performed on a time-based schedule. But is it really okay to use the same cycle every time? The timing and amount of lubrication should vary depending on the operating conditions and environment of the equipment. The product we are introducing this time is an item that can transition lubrication from "time-based" to "condition-based." If you are interested, please be sure to watch. Date and Time: February 25, 2021 (Thursday) from 1:30 PM to 2:15 PM Please proceed to the following URL to register. https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_G9crqno2Q8OQzQF-nmg85w

This seminar will focus on bearing diagnostics within maintenance applications that utilize ultrasound. It is said that among predictive maintenance technologies, ultrasound is the first to detect signs of abnormalities in equipment. We will introduce how ultrasound can be used for monitoring the condition of bearings through several case studies and audio/waveform samples. Additionally, we will present a new IoT-related product that has not been announced in Japan, so please join us. This is a must-attend for those struggling with current maintenance, those looking to start predictive maintenance, and those considering the IoT integration of maintenance. Date and Time: February 3, 2021 (Wednesday) from 1:30 PM to 2:30 PM This webinar requires prior registration. Registration link: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_rw6_w7QLTlWN991bngcVSw

This is the Equipment Maintenance Group of Tohoku Enterprise Co., Ltd. Thank you for your continued support. Our first Web seminar was held on the theme "How to Utilize Ultrasonic Technology for Equipment Maintenance," and we received a lot of positive feedback from many participants. We have received requests for a repeat session from those who could not attend, as well as from those who wish to introduce it to colleagues in other departments, so we will hold it again. We also welcome participants who attended the previous session. If you have any of the following concerns regarding maintenance, please join us: - Want to transition from reactive maintenance to predictive maintenance - Want to reduce downtime - Want to achieve cost reduction and energy savings - Want to minimize the inventory of spare parts - Facing difficulties in passing on skills due to a decrease in experienced personnel - Want to visualize the condition of equipment rather than relying on intuition This Web seminar requires pre-registration. For applications, please contact us directly.

Thank you for your continued support. This is the Equipment Maintenance Group of Tohoku Enterprise Co., Ltd. Last time, we discussed "How to Utilize Ultrasonic Technology for Equipment Maintenance," providing an overview of general maintenance using ultrasonic technology. This time, we will introduce the theme of "Energy Saving and Cost Reduction." Currently, countries are working towards reducing greenhouse gas emissions, which has become a significant challenge for companies as well. Additionally, cost reduction is a common issue that all companies struggle with. In this presentation, we will focus on leak inspection and steam trap inspection, which are some of the applications that can be implemented using ultrasonic equipment diagnostic devices. Significant losses due to unnecessary waste in factories occur daily in ways that are not visible, but did you know that these losses can be avoided with ultrasound? By conducting leak inspections with ultrasonic diagnostic devices, you can see how much energy and costs are being wasted. We will also introduce a simple method for diagnosing steam traps, which are often not maintained regularly. If you are interested, please join us.