Why SKF

Mechanical Condition Monitor (MCM)

The Mechanical Condition Monitor is a stand-alone monitoring device which provides low-cost continuous monitoring of specific machine, gear and bearing performance parameters in pump fans, motors and other general purpose machinery. The modules take measurements of velocity, acceleration and acceleration enveloping, and provide local and remote signal and alarm indications of system status. SKF: Early Warning Of Bearing and Machinery Problems
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Measures Vibration to ISO Acceleration Enveloping Multi-Parameter Monitoring

YOUR SKF ADVANTAGE

Best operating parameter for identifying problems such as imbalance, misalignment, looseness and more. Detect bearing and gearmesh problems during incipient stage. Filters out rotational vibration signals and enhances defect signals. Two different measurement methods (velocity and accelerated enveloping) enhance reliability of machine condition assessment.

SKF: Tools To Aid Operators In Quick and Easy Machine Condition Assessment
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Continuous Monitoring Device Stand-Alone Monitor Low Cost

YOUR SKF ADVANTAGE

Round the clock monitoring of bearings and machinery. Install on key machinery for added protection. Feasible to install on wide range of plant machinery. Red/Green/Amber Status Indicators. Operators quickly and easily assess machine condition. Easy to read. No training necessary. Minimal space required. Easy to install/retrofit on machinery or may be pre-installed at OEM.

Visual Indicator Compact Versatile

SKF: Added Value In Machinery Condition Monitoring Solutions

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Integrated System Capacity PRISM4 for Windows PRISM4 Pro

YOUR SKF ADVANTAGE

Easy to tie into plantwide condition monitoring system. Use with range of SKF CM hardware and software. Easy to use software for data management and analysis. Knowledge based system for diagnostic assistance.

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