White paper - Is machine monitoring worthwhile?
Your findings from the white paper
Monitoring for the early detection of damage and defects does not necessarily make good economic sense for every machine or system.This white paper serves as a guide and is intended to support you in your decision.
Excerpt from the content
- Maintenance strategies explained using practical examples
- Methods and their importance in practice
- Structure of a maintenance system based on the example of vibration condition monitoring
The white paper also includes tips, calculation examples, checklists, and examples from practical experience.
These questions are answered in the white paper
- Is condition monitoring complicated?
- When is condition monitoring appropriate?
- Does condition monitoring save money?
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Information on the subject of Condition Monitoring
Success Stories
Here you can read how customers have optimized their maintenance systems using Schaeffler condition monitoring solutions.
Videos
Watch videos on condition monitoring as a general concept, on customer testimonials, or on product solutions.
Trainings
Become a vibration expert to DIN ISO 18436-2 in just 18 months.
Literature
Book tip: Derived from practice for use in practice - the Condition Monitoring Handbook is the comprehensive reference work for the vibration condition monitoring of machines and systems. Dr. Hans-Willi Keßler answers four questions about this book.