Detect anomalies early and prevent system failures: VAHLE organizes webinar on the Smart Collector
A free online seminar in English will take place on June 20. Interested parties can register now.
Paul Vahle GmbH & Co. KG is hosting an international webinar on predictive maintenance on June 20 (Thursday) at 11 am and 4 pm. The free online event will focus on the functions and benefits of the Smart Collector intelligent current collector system. The world's leading provider of energy and data transmission systems for mobile applications will show interested parties from Europe, North and South America how they can use the innovative predictive maintenance tool to detect system failures at an early stage and strategically prevent them. The 30-minute webinar will be held in English by VAHLE Product Manager Jessica Genz. All interested parties can register now here.
"Measure conductor rail systems in real time, automatically detect signs of wear and prevent failures. With the Smart Collector, maintenance measures are planned and resources are managed efficiently so that nothing is left to chance," says VAHLE Product Manager Jessica Genz. On June 20, the company is offering all interested parties the opportunity to find out more about the intuitive software and its benefits and application.
With the Smart Collector, the Kamen-based company provides the world's first intelligent tool for predictive maintenance for conductor rail systems. "If you detect system faults at an early stage, you can act in good time, prevent failures and thus save time and money," explains Genz, adding: "Our predictive maintenance tool detects the smallest anomalies in real time, which enables our customers to take action at an early stage." This means that unplanned system downtime is a thing of the past and maintenance and servicing can be better planned.
At the event, Jessica Genz will present the functionality of the Smart Collector in detail. She will explain how it helps to optimize and increase the efficiency of the entire conveyor system. Participants can expect a comprehensive introduction to the system, its benefits and application examples.
Last October, the Kamen-based company had already organized a webinar on this topic for the DACH region. Now VAHLE is also offering an international audience an exclusive insight into the future of maintenance technology. "Due to the positive response to our last online event, we have now decided to make the content available to an international audience in English," says Genz. Participation in the event is free of charge. Interested parties can register here or on the VAHLE website until June 20.
