Mobius Institute, the premier provider of reliability improvement, condition monitoring and vibration analysis training, certification and professional conferences today announced the launch of its content-rich multimedia website; CBM Connect. CBM Connect (www.cbmconnect.com) serves the industrial professional community as a central CBM resource of high quality videos, articles, podcasts, webinars and training tracks without cost to the subscriber. CBM Connect's focus of condition monitoring topics include vibration analysis, infrared imaging (IR thermography), oil analysis, wear particle analysis, motor testing, ultrasound analysis, precision lubrication, alignment, balancing, and other precision maintenance techniques.
Compressed air is commonly referred to as the "fourth utility" because it is very common as a resource within manufacturing, mining and processing environments. Employees or contractors in every industrial company or setting are exposed to compressed air's effects regularly and it should be handled with responsibility and care. 
Mobius Institute launches plant reliability and performance improvement training and certification to 50 countries that is ISO 17024 accredited, following ISO 18436 and mapped to ISO 55000.
It is a well-known fact that many of the most sophisticated electronic, communications, and surveillance systems currently adopted by the mass market had their origins in the military. The Internet is a case in point. This sensible approach to rolling out innovative technologies ensures that all the necessary checks and balances have been conducted before the public is presented with a robust product or service.
Brady offers a complete 3 in 1 solution for an optimal Lockout/Tagout implementation, even in multiple sites: site surveys, best practice procedures and all tools for successful Lockout/Tagout in your facilities. Read the free Guide!
Genuinely good vibration analysts are worth their weight in gold. But how do you create good vibration analysts?
World leading infrared specialist, FLIR Systems, demonstrates its continued high commitment to thermal imaging for building science applications at Ecobuild 2018 with its widest ever choice of cameras and imaging meters. Several new models have been added to its range since the company’s last appearance at Ecobuild and they collectively provide a thermal imaging solution for every application and budget.
World leading infrared specialist, FLIR Systems, demonstrates its continued high commitment to thermal imaging for building science applications at Ecobuild 2018 with its widest ever choice of cameras and imaging meters. Several new models have been added to its range since the company’s last appearance at Ecobuild and they collectively provide a thermal imaging solution for every application and budget.
With the sophistication of thermal imaging cameras growing with each generation, it is easy to forget that the efficiency and accuracy of these devices is very much dependant on the knowledge and skill of the user. That’s why FLIR Systems’ Infrared Training Centre (ITC) is going back to basics for its next webinar.
Scheduled to take place on Tuesday 9th May 2017, at the National Conference Centre near Birmingham, the Gala Awards Dinner will bring together the entire motion control industry in a celebration of business and professional excellence. Recognising and rewarding the achievements of both individuals and companies operating within this important industry sector, personal endeavour, technical innovation, engineering advancement and commercial acumen will all be acknowledged and celebrated.
