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Predictive Maintenance vs. Preventative Maintenance, Explained

As companies increasingly rely on their machines and equipment to stay competitive, they are turning to predictive maintenance as a cost-effective way to reduce downtime and keep their operations running smoothly.…

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What is Resonance?

Resonance is a physical phenomenon that occurs when an external force is applied to a system that matches its natural vibration frequency.…

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Vibration Sensors vs. Proximity Probes for Predictive Maintenance Explained

Predictive maintenance is vital to any industrial operation, as it helps identify potential problems before they become costly.…

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SC300 Expanded Features and Use Guide

CTC is excited to announce the launch of several new features for SC300 series signal conditioners.…

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CTC Compact Series Overview

All CTC compact series styles come in premium ±5% sensitivity tolerance and standard±10% sensitivity tolerance options.…

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Compression Mode vs. Shear Mode Sensor Designs

The two primary sensor designs for dynamic vibration measurements are compression mode and shear mode.…

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Vibration Monitoring for the Petroleum and Chemical Industry

CTC offers a wide variety of durable and reliable vibration monitoring equipment designed for preventive maintenance of critical machinery for petroleum/chemical applications in hazardous environments.…

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Vibration Monitoring for Cooling Towers

Cooling towers are frequent choices for vibration monitoring due to their often critical role in maintaining operational efficiencies. Learn about CTC's complete line of vibration monitoring equipment for your cooling tower preventive maintenance needs.…

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Automating Ultrasound - for trip warning of lubrication & early bearing fault detection

What is Ultrasound Technology? Ultrasound is a game-changing technology, especially when combined with standard vibration output.…

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Technical Comparison: 100 mV/g vs. 50 mV/g Accelerometers

Learn about the major differences between 100 mV/g and 50 mV/g accelerometers for industrial condition monitoring programs.…

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