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Modern manufacturing is currently undergoing a profound transformation driven by AI-powered automation. In this landscape, Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) are redefining the factory floor once again.
Cut Maintenance Costs in 2026 Paweł Bęś, Logistics and Maintenance Marketing Expert, QRmaint Posted 1/8/2026 The financial stakes for manufacturing in 2026 have reached an unprecedented
Manufacturing and maintenance systems are experiencing the same paradigm shift, but it’s moving beyond just automated work order generation—it’s about transforming institutional knowledge into an accessible, conversational interface.
AI-Driven Interactive Tools for Maintenance Ahmed Rezika, SimpleWays OU Posted 12/4/2025 “Introducing new technologies into the core of a business can fundamentally change the skills that
Preventive Maintenance: Preparing Water Treatment Systems for Colder Weather Brad Buecker and Julia Biddle, SAMCO Technologies Posted 12/2/2025 Preparing Water Treatment Systems for Cold Weather
At the high temperatures and pressures in boilers, well-operated and maintained chemical feed systems are critical for preventing corrosion. However, the task becomes more challenging if corrosion products from other areas of the system travel to and deposit on boiler tubes. The chemistry beneath deposits can be quite different than in the bulk boiler water, sometimes resulting in severe corrosion.Â
We think of counterfeit parts as obvious fakes, easy to identify, and therefore not a challenge to avoid. However, many counterfeit parts, so-called gray goods, are made to look and at first glance, function exactly like the original, but available at much lower cost. Some may even be original parts past their intended life, refurbished and repackaged.Â
This technical report examines the application and benefits of pH stabilization as a corrosion prevention strategy particularly for products where traditional recoating methods are impractical due to design limitations, small-scale operations, or remote locations. Target industries include transportation, heavy equipment, and agriculture, where long-term durability is essential and maintenance access may be limited.
Detailing condition-based monitoring methods like shock pulse monitoring (SPM), vibration analysis, essential care practices, and contamination control, this month’s newsletter walks you through practical steps to maximize bearing life and keep your equipment running smoothly.
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