Monitor machine health
Machine vibration is one the leading causes of equipment sickness and death. It weakens parts, loosens bolts, and destroys electronics. Keeping an eye on machine vibration saves on maintenance and downtime.
Measuring vibration can:
- tell you when a machine is out of alignment.
- warn you before the machine needs maintenance.
- prevent unnecessary wear and tear.
Ignoring machine health will:
- not allow you to schedule maintenance.
- cause a machine to fail unexpectedly.
- cost a fortune in unforeseen repairs.

Check environment safety

Staff are sensitive to airborne allergens and toxins. Some particles may be specific to the work environment. Some of these particles may not be picked up by cheap, off the shelf products.
Monitoring air purity will:
- keep your staff safe.
- prevent unnecessary hospital visits.
- give you time to respond to a health threat.
Ignoring dangerous particles can:
- lead to employee sick time.
- unsatisfactory work environment.
- cause some equipment to malfunction.
Measure parts and distances
Human eyes are not precise. We can't measure everything perfectly. But computers with sensors can.
Measuring distances with sensors will:
- make sure your parts are perfect every time.
- catches mistakes in production before they happen.
- allow to staff to focus on more complex tasks.
Ignoring sensor enhancements can:
- allow frequent human error.
- miss costly production mistakes.
- force staff to do repetitive work.

