We offer 1-day Seminars throughout the United States on a regular basis.
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We also host Webinars in partnership with Reliabilityweb.com.
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While at MARTS, plan to attend our sessions:

Balancing Theory and Field Balancing Tips
March 13, Room D - 11:00 am - 12 noon
Presenter: Alex Nino

Balancing is one of the cornerstones of maintaining smooth-running machinery. Often considered confusing and difficult, field balancing is actually quite straightforward. This presentation will help attendees understand how field balancing works in practical, easy-to-understand terms. It will also cover common problems often encountered when field balancing, and tips for getting the job done right.

Go Lean And Green: Align The Machine
March 14, Room C - 9:50 am - 10:50 am
Presenter: David Jackson

This presentation covers the green benefits and importance of precision machine alignment and how it can benefit in four areas: energy savings, improved machine life, better products and less pollution -- all of which help achieve plant reliability and efficiency while "Going Green". It will also discuss how sound operating practices and well-developed procedures combined with adherence to alignment guidelines at installation and during maintenance should be a priority.

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Join us Thursday, March 15 - 9:25 a.m. – 10:25 a.m. for The Basics of Field Balancing by Paul Howard.

One of the most common causes of damaging vibration is a machine that is out of balance. Often field balancing can be employed to correct this potentially damaging and hazardous condition. This session will teach you the basic theory of balancing. The speaker will use rotor and field balancing equipment to perform an in-class balance.

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Join us Thursday, March 29 - 10:50 a.m. – 11:50 a.m. for Maintaining Belt Drives by Roy Loop.

This pulley alignment presentation explores most aspects of good belt-drive maintenance. Different methods of aligning sheaves will be discussed, including laser alignment procedures also applicable to sprocket chain drives. Belt failure analysis, pulley alignment procedures, and belt tensioning methods will be reviewed. Proper belt handling, maintenance and safety concerns also will be addressed.

Booth# 550
May 7 - 10, 2012
Atlanta, GA