Fluke. Keeping Your World Up and Running

From industrial electronic installation, maintenance and service, to precision
measurement and quality control, Fluke tools help keep your business and industry around the globe up and running.

We understand that the costs of unplanned downtime are high, and that those who manage facilities face more maintenance issues today than ever before. Whether electrical, mechanical or building related, preventive and/or Condition based maintenance programs are critical to significantly reducing the risk of downtime and keeping systems operating at optimal performance levels. And now, robust maintenance programs are more accessible than ever.

Whether you are just starting a formal maintenance program, adding capacity to an existing program or upgrading your tool belt, Fluke makes reliable test tools that manufacturing professionals can count on for accurate and consistent measurements. Tools designed for demanding manufacturing and process environments, the people who work there, and the challenges they face every day.

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Service Installation Tools (SIT)

- Screening of Assets

- Toolbelt

Solutions:

• Digital multimeters
• Clamp meters
• Electrical testers
• Earth ground testers
• Installation testers
• Insulation testers
• Portable appliance testers
• Indoor air quality testers
• Layout and distance
• Insulated tools

Industrial Imaging

- Visual Screening of Assets

- Fault Identification

Solutions:

• Sonic imaging

• High resolution diagnostic videoscopes

• Thermal imaging

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Advanced Diagnostic Tools (ADT)

- Analysis and Diagnosis of Assets and Equipment

- Fault Finding

Solutions:

• Process calibration tools

• Power quality measurement and energy management tools

• Portable oscilloscopes

• Mechanical maintenance tools

• Battery Analyzers

Keeping plants up and running at maximum efficiency and with minimum unplanned downtime is the goal of every maintenance team. Achieving those levels of uptime requires maintaining assets in such a way that it allows you to catch a problem before it takes down your operation. The question is how best to do that.

Historically, most plants have operated with a reactive maintenance strategy, running to failure and then fixing the assets and equipment when it breaks down. That can be very costly in downtime, wasted product, shorter equipment life cycles, and increased equipment replacement and labor costs.

Many plants still use some level of reactive maintenance. However, industrial assets and equipment have become more automated, and troubleshooting and diagnostic tools have become more available, accurate, and affordable. Today, more and more industrial plants have started taking a proactive approach to maintenance. The immediate goal is to find and fix problems before there’s a breakdown. The long-term goal is to reduce unplanned outages and extend asset and equipment life.