Gill,
who are known for their quality and reliability in hostile operating
environments including process machinery, construction equipment and heavy duty
vehicles, will unveil the new sensor family which has been developed to assist
in reducing expensive unplanned breakdowns in industrial machinery applications.

These
innovative sensors capture and retain ferrous wear and failure particles, detect
water in oil contamination and oil presence in one, compact unit. Combining
four of the most common forms of gearbox and transmission failure in one sensor
provides a low cost of ownership and a persuasive return-on-investment
equation.

With
continuous real-time monitoring the sensors provide early indication of
potential problems, without the specialised knowledge and time delays of
off-site analysis. Available with either 0-10V, 4-20mA or CAN outputs, along
with a local alarm option, the Sensors are designed to suit most data
collection devices such as Dataloggers, PLC’s, ECU’s as well as providing a
local visual display where desired. The sensor features a simple metric thread with
an O-ring seal for direct fitting into a gearbox or transmission housing.

Condition
monitoring can provide a valuable tool in informing planned maintenance and
repair, helping minimise costly unplanned breakdowns and downtime. The new GScondition
sensors from Gill prove a useful ally in increasing machine availability and
reducing costs.

To
see a demonstration of this new range of sensors visit stand M15H at Maintec
2015 or contact [email protected].