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DCX & DCA-50 Triaxial based data collectors and vibration analysers ExpertALERT automated vibration analysis, reporting and data management software SPRITE online plant surveillance systems Web Connect data distribution through the internet Beran Instruments 766 series multi-channel online monitoring systems and diagnostic systems for turbo machinery 767 series portable multi-channel (32-ch) analysers for turbo machinery Transcal portable and laboratory transducer calibration systems Fixturlaser Shaft, Geometric , Roll and Turbine alignment systems Pulley alignment Off Line 2 Running dynamic movement measurement Hydro turbine alignment Artesis Motor condition monitoring:- Online protection and monitoring for incoming power supply and developing mechanical condition CM SERVICES Vitech Reliability Systems provides product and application training, analysis support and database management. WBM Pty Ltd. Address: Corner Hazelwood Drive and Miners Way, Morwell, VIC 3840, Aus Contact: Roy Simpson Course One Phone: (03) 5135 3400 Fax : (03) 5135 3444 Email: wbm@wbmgipps.com Web: www.wbmconsulting.com Countries Supported: Australia, Denver - USA, Vancouver - Canada. CM PRODUCTS WBM has formed a strategic alliance with the Melbourne-based company ‘ Tensor Systems’, which designs, builds and services TURBOPAC, a permanently installed system for Vibration Condition Monitoring of critical production machinery. T U R B O PAC permanent monitoring systems are custom-designed from standard elements to meet the client’s requirements; and range from relatively simple systems, in which only overall vibration levels are logged, to complex installations where many channels are continuously monitored sequentially or in parallel. CM SERVICES Vibration Monitoring - Including Mining, Power, Food, and Pulp and Paper industries. Survey 2003 Suppliers of Condition Monitoring Equipment & Services Vibration Analysis - Machine vibration investigations, on site balancing and human response vibration surveys. Permanent Structural Monitoring Systems, to determine operating stresses in large machines and structures. Specialist Monitoring Systems, including ultra-slow speed machines. Pump Performance Testing. Planned Maintenance & Maintenance People The What, When & Who of Maintenance Course Two Maintenance Planning Advances In Maintenance Planning, Maintenance Control & Feedback Course Three Maintenance Management Success & Excellence In Maintenance & Asset Management Conveyor Belt Monitoring to determine the condition of the steel cords and splices. Maintenance 2005 Seminars For more information see: www.maintenancejournal.com or Email: mail@maintenancejournal.com Phone: 03 5975 0083 Attend Just one, two or all three of these one-day course PRESENTED BY Len Bradshaw Townsville 18-20 July 2005 Sydney 5-7 Sept 2005 In-house presentation of these seminars will only be considered for organisations outside of Australia
66 m a i n t e n a n news c e Powerful new MEX software with superb handling ability v 1 1 Brisbane IT company Maintenance Experts has recently released a significant new version of its software. MEX now delivers maintenance software with perfect balance. “ M E X v 1 1 is a major leap forward for our system’s functionality. Customers get the same user friendly environment, but with powerful features that give results” says Managing Director Stephen Ninnes. “Maintenance management techniques and technologies are constantly changing, so we’re delivering not only what our customers need now, but the building blocks of future maintenance trends.” “MEX v11 development is the direct result of listening to our customers.” MEX is a computerised maintenance management software system that gives companies the power to take control of their maintenance operation, incorporating extensive features with system simplicity. MEX helps to deliver new levels of maintenance efficiency, reduce breakdowns, increase profits and save time and paperwork. MEX v11 has elegantly simple formatting to give users an easy-to-read software system that reflects consistency and quality. Functions and buttons have a logical presentation, and information is displayed in a manner that is clear and concise. With an expanded asset register, MEX v 1 1 lets users segment their plant more effectively and provides extended management reporting capabilities. Up to 7 levels of hierarchy can now be utilised to refine asset tracking with a new easy-to-use tree structure display. M E X v 1 1 “Regions” function now lets users effectively segregate their organisation within their MEX software. It allows users to view only the equipment, supplier parts and related information that is specific to their area of a company. This means they get the flexibility to handle maintenance with a single database, but apply security that simplifies usability. Functionality to address safety permits and certificates has been included. It provides clients with a streamlined method of permit approval, electronic notification, and the ability to maintain necessary paperwork and certification. M E X v 1 1 will also simplify routine maintenance functions, including a ToDo list for task control, effective inspection plans, simplified security, multi-select functions and conditional formatting. With MEX’s practical modular system, users can go quickly to any part of their operation, record and analyse key activities, and print practical, relevant reports and graphs. The success of MEX has been driven by design and development from the shop floor up. The software is designed and supported by a team grounded in maintenance management. Dedication to customers and the maintenance industry ensures that products are refined to optimise maintenance efficiency. And the end result of this involvement is a feature packed computerised maintenance management system that is very easy to use. What began as a maintenance training firm in 1993 has evolved to become a world leader in maintenance management. Now with over 3,500 system users across the globe, from Sydney to Auckland to Oregon, Maintenance Experts is providing solutions to virtually all industry sectors including manufacturing plants, building facilities, local governments, mining companies, fleet managers and maintenance contractors. All new flexible functionality and expanded features ensures that MEX v 1 1 delivers benefits to any size company, from stand-alone installations to multi-site regionalised organisations. Whether a maintenance operation services five or 50,000 pieces of equipment, the MEX system gives users the power to take control, utilising either MEX Access® or MEX Enterprise SQL Server®. I t ’s time to take a new look at MEX. Refined for optimal system performance, MEX v 1 1 now handles multiple sites, and extended functionality gives you total control of your maintenance operation. For more information about Maintenance Experts and MEXv11 contact us on +61 7 3392 4777 or visit us at w w w.mex.com.au for a test d r ive of this high performance ve h i c l e .
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