Predictive Maintenance

Unplanned downtime is the expensive kind — a machine that dies mid-shift takes production, deadlines, and budget with it. Vibration analysis catches the early warning weeks ahead on virtually any equipment — motors, pumps, machine tools, cranes, conveyors — turning a looming failure into a scheduled repair, not a crisis.
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Capabilities

Monitor the mechanical health of any rotating equipment — without wiring, without downtime, without guesswork.

  • Works on any industrial equipment — machine tools, motors, compressors, pumps, conveyors, cranes, boilers — and virtually anything with moving parts, no need to open it up or wire in.
  • Wireless and battery-powered — attaches externally to any surface, no specialist installation required
  • Threshold-based monitoring — you define acceptable vibration limits and get alerted the moment they're exceeded
  • Catches problems early — developing faults surface in the data weeks before they become visible, audible, or cause a shutdown
Unplanned downtime is the expensive kind — a machine that dies mid-shift takes production, deadlines, and budget with it. Vibration analysis catches the early warning weeks ahead on virtually any equipment — motors, pumps, machine tools, cranes, conveyors — turning a looming failure into a scheduled repair, not a crisis.

How It Works:

Wireless sensors, no infrastructure changes — mounted and live within hours.

  • Step 1 – Identify your equipment - tell us which machines to monitor — we'll recommend the right sensor based on equipment type and environment.
  • Step 2 – Mount the sensor - the sensor attaches externally to any machine surface — no wiring, no opening the equipment, no specialist required.
  • Step 3 – Set your thresholds - define acceptable vibration limits for each machine; we help establish the right baseline so you're alerted the moment readings drift out of range.
  • Step 4 – Go live - access your dashboard via browser — view vibration trends, receive alerts, and act before failures occur.

Results

See problems coming and act on your own schedule — not after an emergency stop

Weeks

— of lead time between first detected change and actual failure

Planned

— repairs done during scheduled downtime, not emergencies