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LUBExpert On-GUARD Automated Lubrication System

LUBExpert On-GUARD is an automated ultrasound lubrication system that monitors friction to inject precise grease into bearings. It reduces waste, prevents failures, and improves asset reliability by leveraging condition data and smart maintenance control.

Modern maintenance strategies demand more than scheduled greasing. Equipment performance now depends on feedback-driven lubrication decisions that respond to real operating conditions. Automated systems that integrate sensing, control, and analytics are redefining how reliability teams protect rotating assets.

The ON-GUARD from SDT Ultrasound Solutions is a turnkey, multi-point, automated lubrication system designed to ensure your critical production equipment is always properly lubricated. By monitoring friction levels, the ON-GUARD system knows exactly when to inject the optimal amount of lubricant into bearings, ensuring they are returned to peak operating conditions. This precise lubrication process saves maintenance teams valuable time, reduces grease waste, and provides continuous feedback on the condition of your most critical rotating machinery.

The LUBExpert ON-GUARD combines the convenience of an auto lubricator with the precision of ultrasound, making it the smartest multi-point lubrication system available. By using real-time and historic data, the system calculates the perfect re-lubrication frequency and quantity, moving beyond time-based approaches to a data-driven, personalized maintenance strategy. This failureless approach prevents issues before they arise, optimizing operations and improving asset reliability. Move beyond time-based calculations and embrace a maintenance strategy that prioritizes precision and accuracy.

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SDT North America

P.O. Box 682

Cobourg, Ontario

Canada

(905) 377-1313

jim.pallister@sdtultrasound.com

www.sdtultrasound.com

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