With interest rates continuing at record low rates and most companies reporting increased output, perhaps now is the time for plant operators using electric motors, pumps, gearboxes, conveyors etc. to fix the cost of repairs,
A Case for Correct Alignment – Can we afford not to do it? As a specialist Company in the repair and overhaul of rotating machines we see the results of failures to pumps, gearboxes, fans,
Maintaining Positive Displacement Blowers is critical if production is not to be affected and very expensive repairs are to be avoided. This type of blower is used extensively in industry for the delivery of bulk
CHistory The sampling and analysing of lubricating oils dates back more than 70 years when it was first used in the railway industry to detect deterioration in the quality of the lubrication in trains and
Mechanical Seal failures seem to fall into four broad categories: The seal motion was restricted and the faces opened. Heat caused the 0-rings to deteriorate. The seal materials were attacked by the fluid sealed. The
Electric motors consume almost half of all electricity globally, with the annual spend of a whopping £370 billion. If numbers as big as these are involved, imagine how big the savings can be for
CPM’s Manchester Service Centre is the first company in Europe to be awarded the coveted EASA accreditation following a 2 day audit. The Electrical Apparatus Services Association (EASA) is a world-wide trade association with 1900
CPM Engineering are now an accredited EASA service centre, and the first company outside the USA.to achieve this status. EASA (The Electrical Apparatus Service Association) is the leading global trade organisation for electromechanical repair and
Lots of papers and articles have been written on the costs of industrial downtime caused by the unplanned failure of rotating machines and the consequential effect caused by loss of production, health & safety issues,
History The sampling and analysing of lubricating oils dates back more than 70 years when it was first used in the railway industry to detect deterioration in the quality of the lubrication in trains and
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