About Us
PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE cc has a team of specialists with experience in Condition monitoring of a wide variety of machines in many different types of industries. We are contracted by blue chip companies to conduct their monitoring programmes with regard to;
Condition Monitoring Skills
- Routine Vibration Data Capturing
- 1st Line Monitoring Using Vibration and Ultrasonic Detection
- Detailed Spectral Vibration Analysis,
- Lubricant Analysis On Industrial Gearboxes and Hydraulic Systems,
- Ac Motor Current Analysis,
- Infra-Red Monitoring Techniques
Proactive Maintenance Skills
- Dynamic In-Situ Single and Multi-plane Balancing,
- Laser Alignment Of Direct Coupled Machines,
- Motor Circuit Testing,
- Failure Analysis Investigations
- Condition Monitoring Audits on Existing In-house Programmes.
Quality Control at Vendors
- Vibration Baseline Value Data Capturing
- Vibration Testing to Adhere to ISO Specifications
- Third Party Vibration Inspections
Our operation spans from Tanzania in the north to Durban, Port Elizabeth and Cape Town in the south. In the east we are active from Maputo and Swaziland to Upington in the west. Our technical staff is currently based in Durban, Port Elizabeth and Pretoria. Our technicians are available to attend to your problems at very short notice if required to do so.
Maintenance Programme Enhancement
Effective predictive maintenance involves the integration of condition monitoring methods into existing planned maintenance programs. Generally this provides an opportunity to review and refine maintenance schedules and spare parts requirements to suit production and maintenance criteria. We can facilitate workgroups based on tested reliability and MSG methods to implement such changes. This in turn will reduce costs and manpower required running at optimum profitability with minimum engineering downtime minimum effort.
List of Customers in South Africa
Brewing and bottling industry |
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S.A Breweries |
Rosslyn |
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S.A.Breweries |
Polokwane |
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S.A.Breweries |
Prospecton (Durban) |
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Coca Cola Fortune |
(Port Elizabeth) |
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Coca Cola Fortune |
(Polokwane) |
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Coca Cola Fortune |
(Nelspruit) |
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Coca Cola Fortune |
(Tanzania) |
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Amalgamated Beverage Industries |
(Pretoria) |
( * ) |
Tyre manufacturing industry |
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Continental |
(Port Elizabeth) |
( * ) |
General Tyres |
(Port Elizabeth) |
( * ) |
Dunlop Tyres |
(Durban) |
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Bridgestone/Firestone |
(Brits) |
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Vehicle manufacturing |
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Volkswagen |
(Uitenhage) |
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Delta |
(Port Elizabeth) |
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Daimler-Chrysler |
(East London) |
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Toyota |
(Durban) |
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MAN (Buses) |
(Westmead – KZN) |
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Paper industry |
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SAPPI KRAFT |
Ngodwana |
( * ) |
SAPPI KRAFT |
Tugela |
( * ) |
MONDI PAPER |
Merebank |
( * ) |
Nampak |
Port Elizabeth |
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Nampak |
Northdene |
( * ) |
Sugar Industry
UCL Sugar |
(Dalton) |
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Illovo Sugar |
(Swaziland) |
( * ) |
Illovo Sugar Maragra |
(Mozambique) |
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Illovo Sugar Pongola |
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Other manufacturing companies |
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Rainbow Chickens |
(Cato ridge) |
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Durban Metro water |
(Durban) |
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East London municipality |
(East London) |
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Venture Otto |
(East London) |
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Maydon Wharf Cold Storage |
(Durban) |
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Bayhead Cold Storage |
(Durban) |
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Lever Ponds |
(Durban) |
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Hullets Aluminum |
(Pietermaritzburg) |
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Clover |
(Pinetown) |
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Abedare Cables |
(Port Elizabeth) |
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Premier Milling |
(Kroonstad) |
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Premier Milling |
(Pretoria – Wheat) |
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Premier Milling |
(Pretoria – Maize) |
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Premier Milling |
(Vereeinging) |
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Premier Milling |
(Thaba nchu) |
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Sonae Novobord |
(White River) |
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Tafibra |
(Panbult) |
( * ) |
Natal Portland Cement |
(Port Shepstone) |
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Natal Portland Cement |
(Newcastle) |
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Natal Portland Cement |
(Durban) |
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Spunchem |
(Durban) |
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First National Battery |
(East London) |
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CGH Woolcombers |
(Port Elizabeth) |
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Delphi Catalyst |
(Port Elizabeth) |
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Smith Plastics |
(Pinetown) |
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The above lists of companies are some of our past and present customers. The companies that have a (" * ") after their names are companies that we have done routine work for in the past. Most of these companies have since purchased their own monitoring equipment. We are now called in to supply them with our services when they run in to problems that they can't solve.
