Vehicle Fire Suppression & Lubrication Maintenance Plans
Fire suppression systems on mobile equipment require regular equipment maintenance inspections, conducted by authorized installers/distributors for manufacturers’ warranties to remain valid.
AFEX Fire Suppression Systems recommends servicing your fire suppression system every 3-4 months. Routine maintenance identifies and allows you to fix small issues before they become big problems and ensures your system functions when it’s needed most. If you already have AFEX vehicle fire suppression systems installed on your critical equipment, let us be your inspection service provider.
Semi-annual visits conducted by qualified service technicians with fully equipped Mobile Workshops
Inspection and testing of fire suppression systems as per installed on the specified machine
Inspection of electrical actuators, dry chemical tanks, wet chemical tanks, mounting brackets and straps within the fire suppression system
Inspection of chemical hoses, tubing, nozzles, caps and control unit
Minor repairs to the system conducted during the inspection
Completed Inspection report
Detailed documented recommendations if applicable, for any service or repairs that require more time to complete or component replacement, to be scheduled for a later date
Our on-site automatic lubrication system inspections, conducted by trained technicians with fully equipped Mobile Workshops, will: increase your machine availability and productivity; reduce unscheduled downtime; lower on-going maintenance costs with fewer repairs and parts to purchase; reduce spare parts in inventory; and make your job easier.
Qualified service technicians will survey automated greasing systems on your critical production machines on a scheduled basis. Your customized report will recommend areas for improvement, detail the parts necessary to implement the changes and provide budget prices for parts and labour. You only pay for what you use, when you use it!
Timed to meet your production schedule requirements
Monitor conditions of FRL and all system accessories
Check grease reservoir level and confirm follower plate operation
Cycle grease pump and record pressure
Record greasing system cycle time
Visual inspection of all cycle indicator pins and switches
Confirm lubricant is being delivered to all points
Inspection of all lines looking for leaks, excessive grease, loose fittings, etc.
Perform minor repairs subject to parts availability
On follow-up inspection technician will bring small parts specifically suited for your automatic lubrication system
Automatic lubrication system layout sketch (if required).
Service manual updates
FLO Services Automatic Lubrication Systems of “any” brand or type in…
Industrial Plants
Food & Beverage
Construction & Mining
Steel Processing & Manufacturing
Automotive Assembly & Feeder
Municipal & Transportation
