No more surprises on the lubrication rounds
A chemicals plant fitted automatic lubricators with remote monitoring across its pump house. Missed points dropped to zero in the first quarter.
Services
A good bearing fitted badly won't last. Our field engineers help you install, lubricate and monitor your machines so the parts you buy reach their full service life.
Mounting, Dismounting & Alignment
Most early bearing failures start at installation. Our technicians mount and remove large bearings with the right heaters and hydraulic tools, and laser-align shafts and belts before the machine goes back into service.
- Induction and hydraulic mounting
- Laser shaft and belt alignment
- Bearing clearance checks
Condition Monitoring
Wireless vibration sensors on your motors, pumps, fans and gearboxes report the machine's condition every day. You see a developing fault weeks ahead and plan the repair instead of reacting to a breakdown.
- Sensor survey and installation
- Monthly condition reports
- Route-based measurements for non-critical assets
Lubrication Management
We survey every lubrication point in a line, choose the grease and quantity for each, and fit automatic lubricators where manual greasing is hard or unsafe.
- Lubrication point survey
- Grease selection and labelling
- Lubricator fitment and refills
Bearing Failure Analysis
Send us a failed bearing. We inspect the raceways and rolling elements, find the cause — contamination, misalignment, poor lubrication, overload — and recommend what to change so it doesn't happen again.
- Visual and dimensional inspection
- Written report with photographs
- Recommendations for the next fit
Engineering Support
Sizing, selection and cross-referencing done by our application engineers — free of charge with your enquiry.
Bearing Selection
Tell us the load, speed and shaft size — we shortlist the right bearing for the job.
Linear Configuration
Rail length, carriage type, preload and accessories, worked out with an application engineer.
Housing Selection
Plummer blocks, flanged units and take-ups matched to your bearing and mounting space.
Induction Heater Sizing
Pick the heater that suits the bearing weight and bore you mount most often.
Part Number Interchange
Send us any make's designation and we'll find the equivalent from our range.
Lubricator Selection
Choose grease, dispense rate and lubricator size for each lubrication point.
Shaft & Bearing Calculation
Rating life and shaft deflection checks for new designs and upgrades.
Trainings
Half-day and full-day sessions for maintenance teams, run at your plant with your own machines, or at our office. Each one mixes a short classroom part with hands-on practice.
Popular topics
- Correct mounting and dismounting of rolling bearings
- Lubrication basics: grease selection, quantity and intervals
- Reading bearing damage and finding the root cause
- Vibration monitoring for maintenance technicians
How an enquiry works
- Step 1
Send your requirement
Part numbers, a drawing, a photo of the old bearing — whatever you have.
- Step 2
We check and confirm
An engineer checks the fit, suggests equivalents and confirms stock.
- Step 3
Quotation the same day
Price, lead time and delivery terms, in writing.
- Step 4
Dispatch and support
Packed, invoiced and shipped, with help on fitting if you need it.
Customer Success Stories
Lower maintenance costs with predictive maintenance
A textile mill moved its critical motors from fixed-interval overhauls to condition-based maintenance, with sensors we supplied and commissioned.
A service partner thinking ahead
How an automation integrator added online vibration monitoring to its service contracts and won two long-term customers.
Counterfeit bearings: a real risk
Fake bearings look convincing and fail early. Here's how to spot them — and why buying from an authorised source matters.
Planning a shutdown?
Tell us the date and the machines involved. We'll line up the parts, tools and people in advance.