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The same machines, different reasons to watch them.

A pump in a bottling hall, a blower in a treatment plant and a compressor a distributor services for fifty customers all need the same thing: someone who sees the change early and knows what to do about it.

Assess one machine

Food, beverage and packaging

A stopped line spoils more than the shift.

When a filler pump, a refrigeration compressor or a conveyor drive stops, product waits, cold chains warm up and orders slip. Robometic watches the machines that stop the line and works inside your hygiene and foreign-object rules.

Typical machines: Process and CIP pumps, mixers and agitators, refrigeration and air compressors, conveyor and packaging drives, fans in drying and cooling.
Typical questions: Which machine is most likely to stop the line next? Did last month's overhaul work? Why does this compressor use more power than the one beside it?
Where to start: A One Machine Assessment on the machine that stopped the line most recently, then monitoring on the line's critical machines.

Example scenarioIllustrative

Machine: Filler feed pump, line 2
Change: Drive-end vibration rising over nine days at full load
Notice: Amber, reviewed. Check coupling and bearing lubrication first
Action: Bearing replaced at the weekend changeover
Verified: Readings back inside the learned normal pattern

Illustrative example, not a customer record.

Facilities, utilities and critical equipment

Equipment that is only noticed when it stops.

Pumping stations, treatment plants, data halls, hospitals and large buildings depend on rotating equipment that runs day and night, often far from the people who maintain it. Robometic watches it remotely and tells your team where to go first.

Typical machines: Water and wastewater pumps, aeration blowers, chillers and cooling-tower fans, air-handling units, standby pumps and their motors.
Typical questions: Which of our many pumps needs a visit this month? Is the standby unit ready when the duty unit fails? Are we paying for energy we do not need?
Where to start: An assessment of the units whose failure costs most, then monitoring and Reliability Management across the site, with an energy assessment of the largest systems.

Example scenarioIllustrative

Machine: Aeration blower 3 of 4
Change: Temperature and sound both above this blower's normal pattern at night load
Notice: Amber, reviewed. Check filter and belt tension first
Action: Filter replaced on the next scheduled round
Verified: Energy use and temperature back in line with blowers 1, 2 and 4

Illustrative example, not a customer record.

Equipment makers and service companies

Every machine you have sold is a service you could be selling.

Pump, compressor and fan suppliers, distributors and maintenance contractors already have the customers and the site access. Robometic gives you the monitoring, the reports and the verification to sell as your own service, every month, on every machine you look after.

What you offer: Monitoring between service visits, branded machine-health reports, before-and-after records of the work you deliver, and machine-health features built into new equipment.
What it adds: A monthly service on installed equipment, earlier and better-planned service visits, and a measured record of your work to show customers.
Where to start: One joint project on one of your customers' machines, then a commercial model agreed in writing.

See the partner models

Example service lineIllustrative

Seller: A compressor distributor
Offer: "Compressor Care": monthly monitoring and a quarterly health report under the distributor's brand
Robometic: Sensing, analysis, notice review, dashboards and training for the distributor's technicians
Customer sees: The distributor's name, the distributor's engineer, one monthly invoice

Illustrative example, not a customer record.

Another industry? Plastics, metals, chemicals, paper, cement, ports and marine plants run the same motors, pumps, fans, gearboxes and compressors. Where the machines are motors, pumps, fans, gearboxes or compressors, the same services usually apply. Tell us about your machine.