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<p>Triathlon Batteries: Created page with &quot;--Triathlon Batteries 13:51, 26 Oct 2017 (BST) File:Pexels-photo-129544.jpeg For optimum performance and safety in your warehouse, industrial m...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>--[[User:Triathlon Batteries|Triathlon Batteries]] 13:51, 26 Oct 2017 (BST)<br /> <br /> [[File:Pexels-photo-129544.jpeg]]<br /> <br /> For optimum performance and safety in your warehouse, industrial machinery needs to be maintained regularly. When carrying out maintenance, remember these five tips to ensure your check is as efficient as possible:<br /> <br /> Record Machinery Use<br /> <br /> A detailed log of how and when your machinery is used can help to keep it in a good working order. This record helps to track how much the machinery is being used, or in some cases even when it has been misused by an operator and perhaps even damaged. Extensive training can stop this misuse from happening. After all, poor operator use can lead to accidents and faster deterioration of the machinery.<br /> <br /> Keep all of your records updated and in order - messy records are next to useless. Good records can help you to identify issues early, whilst also carrying out the maintenance your machinery needs at the right times.<br /> <br /> Check Parts and Accessories<br /> <br /> This may seem obvious, but it is an often overlooked factor when it comes to maintaining your industrial machinery. A high attention to detail is needed in order for this to be effective. Your planned maintenance should be able to determine when a part needs replacing, or if it is showing signs of over wearing.<br /> <br /> Keep track of the age of your parts during maintenance also. This can have a big impact on both replacement timelines and the overall health of your machinery.<br /> <br /> Battery Life<br /> <br /> One of the worst things to happen unexpectedly when it comes to your machinery is your battery dying. It is easy to get caught up in the outer aesthetic of machinery, but internal factors such as the battery are also important. When overlooked a build up of dirt and corrosion can often have a negative impact on these components.<br /> <br /> Good maintenance of your machine's battery is important - as it impacts the machine's reliability and cost to run. A [http://thebatterygroup.co.uk/ traction battery] is designed to be used over several years, so this is often the best solution for your pieces of machinery and its power needs.<br /> <br /> Also, double check when replacing your battery. The wrong battery for your machine can have negative effects in the long term, so always check with the manufacturer.<br /> <br /> Cleaning<br /> <br /> Whether we like it or not, cleaning has a big impact on the maintenance of your machinery. Productivity, quality of machinery and of your work can all increase as the result of a regularly cleaned machine. Not only that, but it prolongs the overall life of your machine.<br /> <br /> Seals and filler can help to prevent contamination, whilst lubrication can stop water from contaminating the machine with rust over long periods of time.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Overall, a well-maintained machine can be a much better asset to your business than one that is left to rot away. So, keep your maintenance routine regular and thorough to avoid costly problems down the road.</div>

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