Plant Services - June 2008 - (Page 55) PRODUCT PICKS Get the whole picture The @ptitude Asset Management System fully integrates the company’s hardware and software to provide a complete picture of information obtained from periodic and on-line condition-monitoring data acquisition devices. The core of the system is the @ptitude Monitoring Suite, a comprehensive software suite that provides a common platform to view and analyze data from all SKF technologies, including Microlog vibration analyzers, MARLIN inspection systems and Multilog on-line systems for continuous condition monitoring and on-line protection. put power protection in parallel Parallel capability for Smart-UPS VT three-phase power protection now allows connecting four units in parallel in any combination of capacity and redundancy. Available in 10-40 kVA at 400/230V, patented, cool-running, three-stage inverter technology delivers high efficiency even when operating at less than 30% load, which is typical for UPSs running in parallel. Dual-mains input, automatic and maintenance bypasses, intelligent battery management and input power factor correction ensure that power remains uninterrupted while keeping installation costs low, and service time is reduced by hot-swappable batteries. Users can manage, monitor and control the UPSs through an intuitive Web/SNMP network interface. SKF (610) 630-2800 www.skf.com/cm rivet while roaminG The BN-200 cordless nut rivet setter and BR-200M cordless electric riveter offer offline and outdoor functionality anywhere compressed air isn’t available. Powered by a 12V rechargeable Ni-Cd battery and featuring compact, lightweight designs to enhance productivity, both are equipped with chargers, battery packs and molded plastic carrying cases for convenient field use. APC (800) 877-4080 www.apc.com/products turn the key on pdm A turnkey predictive maintenance program, Timkin Predictive Maintenance (TPM) maximizes uptime and improves performance with custom design, setup and mentoring for in-house predictive maintenance (PdM) programs. It’s offered either as a service that takes full responsibility for your predictive maintenance program by using its own method of managing data and delivering tangible results, or as consultation on program design, start-up, training and hardware selection while you retain responsibility for the overall process. TPM steps are: • Program design: Includes high-level assessment of maintenance effectiveness, audit of existing programs and assessment of machine criticality, as well as a recommended schedule for PdM startup, hardware and training. • Program startup: Establishes service-route schedules and timing, baseline readings, database setup and program alarm triggers, as well as equipment monitoring and servicing. • World-class training: Experienced reliability professionals will provide general technology training, hardware-specific training and hands-on mentoring, as well as transition program responsibility to the customer. • Hardware selection: Suggests the latest and most appropriate technologies, recommends specific hardware solutions and leads you to a flexible design with either a Timken solution or an alternate solution that fits your needs. S-B Industries (800) 543-1011 www.s-bgroup.com protect polished concrete Bellatrix is a water-based hybrid system formulated to provide both penetrating and topical protection for concrete that previously has been densified. In conjunction with hardened concrete floor systems, it produces a clear, high-gloss barrier; increased stain suspension and resistance to most contaminants. The system meets the maximum VOC limits of 100 grams per liter as required by certain California Air Pollution Control Districts, as well as the 400 grams per liter VOC maximum specified by the U.S. EPA Architectural Coatings Rule. As part of an environmentally friendly product line, using it might help contribute to LEED credits. Bellatrix is available in 1-gallon cans (four per carton), 5-gallon pails and 55-gallon drums. W. R. Meadows (847) 214-2100 www.wrmeadows.com Timken Company (330) 438-3000 www.timken.com June 2008 www.PLANTSERVICES.com 55 http://www.skf.com/cm http://www.apc.com/products http://www.s-bgroup.com http://www.wrmeadows.com http://www.timken.com http://www.PLANTSERVICES.com
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