Are You Thankful for Reliable Equipment?

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With Thanksgiving just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to show a little appreciation — particularly for the industrial equipment that works so hard in your factory. These machines are mission-critical, but are they ready for the post-holiday rush that the new year is certain to bring? It’s best not to wait and find out. Instead, show a little appreciation for your equipment with essential pre-holiday maintenance.

Maintaining efficiency under winter conditions

As winter approaches, machinery faces added stress from colder temperatures. Winter makes motors work harder, lubricants thicken, and puts stress on electrical components. Seasonal maintenance promotes reliable performance, no matter the temperature, so you can remain thankful for working equipment all winter long.

  • Reducing downtime leads to higher productivity: When machines perform efficiently, workflows stay on track. There’s less scrambling to recover lost time. Downtime can be costly, both in terms of lost revenue and in the resources needed to get everything back on track.
  • Promoting safety through consistent performance: Well-maintained equipment creates a safer work environment. Regular maintenance helps catch minor issues before they become big problems, reducing the risk of accidents. When equipment is reliable, so is safety.
  • Keeping costs in check with preventive care: When something breaks unexpectedly, costs can quickly add up. Preventive maintenance tends to be a planned expense that keeps costs predictable and manageable. Investing in maintenance upfront can be a budget-friendly way to get the peace of mind you deserve.

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How to stay on top of pre-holiday maintenance

Did you know that throughout the Month of November, GES is offering a discount on multi-unit repairs? Take advantage of our Pack-A-Pallet special before the holidays and get 15% off repairs on three or more items. Packing a pallet today will set you up for success well into the new year. Here’s how to make the most of your proactive efforts:

  • Conduct a quick inspection sweep: Before the holiday rush, take a day to walk through your facility and visually inspect all key equipment. Look for loose bolts, worn belts, or signs of leaks — small details that are easy to miss but can lead to larger issues if left unattended.
  • Test emergency power systems: Winter can bring unpredictable weather, so check your backup power systems. Every component must be ready if a sudden power outage occurs. Run a comprehensive test for your peace of mind.
  • Replace filters and fluids: Cooling and lubrication systems work overtime in cold temperatures, and fresh filters or winter-grade lubricants help prevent freezing and buildup. Switching to cold-resistant lubricants and replacing old filters before temperatures drop will help maintain equipment performance.
  • Schedule any necessary repairs: If you’ve put off any major repairs, now’s the time to get them on the calendar. Packing a pallet before production ramps up means yo’ll avoid a maintenance backlog and prevent expensive repairs from interrupting operations in the new year.

Celebrate reliability with GES’s Pack-A-Pallet savings

As you take a moment to give thanks for reliable equipment, make sure you’re also setting up your machinery for continued success. With GES’s Pack-A-Pallet program, you can bundle equipment repairs and save on costs. It’s the best way to guarantee each piece of machinery is ready for the winter months and beyond. Plus, by grouping three or more items for repair, you’ll receive a 15% discount and enjoy the benefits of a reliable, efficient facility through this unpredictable season.

Keep your equipment as dependable as ever this season and beyond with expert maintenance from our team. You can always count on the professionals at Global Electronic Services. Contact us for all your industrial electronic, servo motor, AC and DC motor, hydraulic, and pneumatic needs — don’t forget to like and follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, and X!
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