Final Testing & Onsite Reliability | Warwood Armature

Warwood Armature utilizes advanced computer-assisted technology to analyze the heat generation (thermal), electrical current flow, vibrations, and load capacity of machinery during the rebuilding process.

Combined with our extensive equipment list and expertise, our final testing and onsite reliability allow us to identify and fix issues early on and provide a high-quality finished product.

Contact Warwood Armature, a division of HECO, to learn how we can improve your facility’s efficiency with final testing and onsite reliability.

Laser Alignment (1/3)

A third laser alignment system has been added to upgrade and extend the current Alignment Systems to better server our customers’ needs.

Precision alignment methods:

Increase bearing, shaft and coupling life
Result in longer equipment life and less down time
50% reduction in breakdowns due to misalignment
Reduce energy consumption and noise levels
More than pay for themselves

Laser alignment is more reliable and less time consuming than traditional methods. Warwood Armature recommends laser alignment upon installation to extend the life of your equipment.

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Infrared Thermography (2/3)

Infrared thermography is an exciting technology with divers applications used for predictive and preventative maintenance (P/PM) to condition monitoring, from nondestructive testing (NDT) to research and development (R&D), from process control to quality control, and from building diagnostics to security and surveillance.

Infrared Technology is a cost effective method of visually detecting Electrical Problems that generate heat and has been most effective in preventing electrical downtime.

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Vibration Analysis Systems (3/3)

Warwood Armature now uses Two Commtest Analyzers and software to view and plot data received from vibration monitors, allowing faster, more accurate determination of the condition of rotating machinery to help prevent unexpected production stoppages.

A Routine Vibration Survey can:

Indicate Machinery Health via Plant Assessment & Benchmarking
Prevent Unscheduled Downtime
Shorten Downtime-Failure Defense Planning
Predict and Prevent Catastrophic Failures
Reduce Energy Cost

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