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3 months ago

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Debunking ‘convergence’ and other AI myths in condition monitoring

CUTTING-EDGE technology and solutions powered by artificial intelligence (AI) are embraced by specialist condition monitoring company, WearCheck, where the extreme

6 months ago

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Metal deactivators – oiling the wheels of corrosion control

IN part nine of the condition monitoring specialist company, WearCheck’s lubrication kitchen series on additives, technical manager Steven Lumley explains

10 months ago

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Dissolved gas analysis identifies hidden transformer faults

WEARCHECK, specialists in condition monitoring, is now accredited to perform DGA, or Dissolved Gas Analysis, for transformers, following a recent

1 year ago

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Celebrating a diagnostic milestone

CONDITION monitoring specialist company, WearCheck, celebrated a noteworthy milestone recently when diagnostic manager, John Evans, diagnosed his three-millionth used oil

3 years ago

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Condition monitoring company expands in India

CONDITION monitoring specialist company, WearCheck, recently opened the doors to its second laboratory in India – this one in Durgapur

3 years ago

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Monitoring drinking water safety is essential

ACCESS to safe drinking water is a privilege not shared by many in Africa. Often, drinking water is contaminated –

3 years ago

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Recognising an unbroken commitment to world-class quality

SERVICE | November is World Quality Month – embraced by WearCheck, as it reinforces the condition monitoring company’s fundamental goal

4 years ago

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Doctored diesel is dangerous

In response to an article that appeared on a news site on June 15th of this year, Gwede Mantashe, the

4 years ago

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Dirty diesel is dangerous

IN a parliamentary debate on 15 June Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy Gwede Mantashe warned that diesel mixed with

4 years ago

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City dismisses claims that Durban’s tap water is ‘tainted’

THIS comes after a report on Sunday by IOL media claiming Durban residents may be drinking contaminated tap water, and