Know today what will happen tomorrow: VAHLE organizes webinar on predictive maintenance

Paul Vahle GmbH & Co. KG is hosting a webinar on predictive maintenance under the motto "Smart Collector - knowing today what will happen tomorrow" on October 26 (Thursday) at 11 am. With this free online event, the world's leading provider of energy and data transmission systems for mobile applications is offering in-depth insights into its intelligent current collector system. The innovative predictive maintenance tool enables plant operators to prevent unplanned production downtimes and make the manufacturing process more worry-free. The 30-minute webinar will be held in German by VAHLE Product Manager Jessica Genz. All interested parties can register now and here register free of charge.

"Predictive maintenance is extremely important for all plant operators, as it prevents unplanned downtime, reduces operating costs and extends the service life of plants," says VAHLE Product Manager Jessica Genz. With the Smart Collector, VAHLE provides the world's first predictive maintenance tool for conductor rail systems, which enables the precise monitoring and analysis of conductor rails in real time. "This takes the maintenance of production and conveyor systems to a new level. With the Smart Collector, unplanned system downtime is finally a thing of the past," says Genz.

During the webinar, the Product Manager will not only explain how the Smart Collector works in detail, but will also show how it helps to improve production and conveyor systems. "Especially during peak times, when goods have to be moved around the clock, production downtimes can quickly become expensive for companies. With our predictive maintenance solution, maintenance can be planned and maintenance and service are optimized," explains Genz.

Participants can expect a comprehensive introduction to the system and its many possible applications. Practical examples will be given and experiences shared by industry experts to illustrate the benefits of the innovative solution. VAHLE recently added new functions to the Smart Collector. For example, version 1.2 is now also IDAA-capable, a method in which the entire system is measured permanently and in real time parallel to system operation and its condition is analyzed.

Anyone interested can see the Smart Collector up close at the VAHLE stand at the SPS trade fair in Nuremberg from November 14 to 16 in Hall 4, Stand 336, where intelligent current collectors can be seen live in action on an electrified monorail system. In addition, a team of VAHLE experts led by Jessica Genz will be on site to answer questions and present further information about the solutions.

Participation in the webinar is free of charge, but the content provided offers considerable added value for participants and their plants. Interested parties should register now here and register now. Don't miss out on this exclusive insight into the future of maintenance technology.

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Further information about VAHLE at: https://www.vahle.de