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Critical Blower for Bottler is Saved

Written by Augury

April 15th, 2021 1 Min read
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A recent significant jump in energy associated with the motor’s bearings serving the blow molder was now affecting the health of the gearbox.

Industry – Beverage & Bottling //
Machine – Blow Molder //
Fault Type – Wear on Motor & Gearbox //

Blow molder danger alert at a bottling plant

The blow molder is a key equipment for bottlers but with the assistance of Augury’s algorithm and Reliability Team, this national beverage bottler was able to replace the motor and failing gearbox in time to prevent a catastrophic failure.

blow molder repair alert at a bottling facility

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