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Is Your Company World Class?

January 20, 2012
(Motor and Power System Testing)

As one of the most critical factors in reducing manufacturing costs, motor reliability has to be taken very seriously if a company wants to increase its return on investment in motor assets. Keeping around several spare motors is not a profitable solution to reliability issues. Rather, the answer is a cradle-to-grave approach to motor management and maintenance. It begins with a thorough asset specification and quality control, then continues throughout the motor’s life by tracking its performance and failures for each system it is installed in. A company that wants to be world class has no choice but to be world class in its motor management and maintenance efforts.


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