Maintaining momentum
The fast-moving electronic and communication technologies are developing innovations that help operators maintain plant in the most cost effective way, says ERIKS
The fast-moving electronic and communication technologies are developing innovations that help operators maintain plant in the most cost effective way, says ERIKS
ERIKS has launched a programming, repair and full-function testing service for Elau Servo Motors. The solution is expected to benefit engineers working in the meat slicing and packaging machine industry.
ERIKS Flexible Ducting Products include a complete range of Flexible Ductings, Suction & Delivery Hoses.
True reliability means more than simply continuous operation. It also means a consistent level of performance, minimal energy consumption, and a predictable lifespan – enabling you to be confident in your business planning.
Applying its trademark blend of technical KNOW+HOW and a rigorous commitment to training and safety, ERIKS has completed the successful and safe refurbishment of four valves in the Thames River Tunnel that supplies cooling water to the air conditioning system of the Shell Centre building on London’s South Bank.
ERIKS UK has become the first official UK and Ireland distributor for Conpura, a major Swedish manufacturer of mechanical treatment products for the waste water industry.
The Royal Ballet School in London’s Covent Garden wouldn’t normally be high on anyone’s list of potential effluent treatment pumping applications, but pumping stations need to be kept clean and working, wherever they are situated.
ERIKS is to continue the expansion of its UK service by launching a new Automation Services Division.
Andy Cruse of ERIKS explains how an organised action plan,
incorporating regular analysis, maintenance and condition
monitoring, can help to maximise pump efficiency
Where pumps are concerned, the
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