WearCheck specialises in a range of condition monitoring techniques, which includes the scientific analysis of used oil and other fluids from mechanical and electrical systems. Our services help to boost the availability and reliability of components, thereby helping our customers to operate more efficiently and save money on maintenance.
Our customers operate in many industries such as transport, industrial, power generation, water processing, renewable energy, shipping, aircraft, mining and more.
Alongside WearCheck’s traditional fluid analysis services - which cover the analysis of fuels, transformer oils, coolants, greases and filters – WearCheck customers also have access to our asset reliability care (ARC) and our lubricant-enabled reliability services (LER).
Why WearCheck?
Offices

17 labs and offices worldwide
Samples

Processes 800 000+ samples per year
Experience

Over 40 years servicing industry
Accreditation

ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 17025
Oil Analysis in Wind Turbines
The wind turbine gearbox is the most critical component in terms of high failure rates and down time. These premature gearbox failures are a leading maintenance cost driver that can substantially lower the profit margin of a wind turbine operation as they typically result in component replacement.
Oil analysis, along with other condition monitoring tools, offers the potential to effectively manage gearbox maintenance by detecting early damage.
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Laboratory: Head Office, South Africa
A high degree of automation in our laboratories ensure reliability of results and has virtually eliminated time-consuming paper work.
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VACUUM DEHYDRATION
The RMF Vacuum Dehydration units are designated oil purification units which can be applied directly to various types of machine reservoirs.
News Blog
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CHOLERA IN DRINKING WATER
Cholera is the acute diarrhoeal infection caused by the ingestion of food or water that is contaminated with the bacteria called vibrio cholerae. The infection can cause severe watery diarrhoea.…
Thursday April 13
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The latest WearCheck’s Monitor newsletter offers valuable insights
Exciting news ! The latest newsletter - Monitor 90 - just hit the streets! ! This issue is jam packed with useful condition monitoring tips and insights. In it, you’ll…
Thursday April 06
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Why maintenance planning & scheduling may fail – part 2
By Shesby Chabaya, HOD, WearCheck Zimbabwe Ops. The six principles of maintenance scheduling are key elements to implement when tackling a maintenance “to do” list efficiently. So says Raymond Chizu,…
Wednesday March 22
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Dust contamination and component failure reveals a clear cause-and-effect correlation.
By Shesby Chabaya, HOD, WearCheck Zimbabwe Ops. The road construction industry is naturally a high-dust environment that requires regular monitoring of all machine components to identify possible threats or risks…
Friday January 13

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