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Reid Expands Vibration Control Line of Products

By Design World Staff | February 3, 2011

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Vibrations cause significant damage to both workers and machines over a long period of time. Vibrating machinery increases the noise level on a jobsite, which in turn increases the likelihood of hearing loss. Industrial equipment and their support structures take a similar pounding over time. Plus, trying to maintain proper work holding or even walking away is very difficult if a machine is vibrating heavily.

Vibration Control Devices produced by Reid Supply Company have added hundreds of devices to their product line that improves worker safety, extends lifetime of the industrial equipment, protects support structures/floors, and improves the accuracy of the machine tools.

Vibration Control System

Excessive movement of heavy machinery is a major source of a range of hazards and issues in industry. A stable, balanced piece of industrial equipment will operate with reduced noise, enjoy an extended lifetime, reduce stress on the floor and supports, and improve manufacturing accuracy.

Vibration control devices significantly cut down on the excessive motion that causes harmful noise levels.

Controlling excess motion also greatly increases the service life of industrial equipment as well as their support structures. The extra movement, friction, and grinding will wear down even the most sturdy machinery and break down flooring and supports. An inexpensive set of leveling pads or compression mounts will prevent this damage from occurring and greatly prolong the service life of any process machinery.

In addition to lowering maintenance costs, vibration control also improves production quality and reduces rejects. A balanced, stable operation is more accurate and requires less work holding. Any company looking for an instant boost in productivity and efficiency can utilize this technology.

Overall, this type of product is able to solve many problems through a single application. It is incredible how one small change can result in improved industrial safety and health, lower maintenance costs, and improve production accuracy. With vibration control devices, one simple alteration can have a huge impact on any company’s bottom line.

Reid Supply Company
www.ReidSupply.com

::Design World::



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