Most of what determines whether a machine reaches its design life happens after it leaves the works: how it is installed, how it is aligned, how it is lubricated and — on Ex equipment — how it is repaired.
Review of duty, environment and interface requirements before an order is placed, including torque and starting studies against the driven equipment.
Attendance at installation and commissioning, including alignment checks, insulation testing and first-run supervision.
Bearings, winding sets, terminal-box components and exciter assemblies for machines in service, including legacy series.
Factory acceptance testing to IEC 60034-2-1 with customer or third-party attendance, in the works test bay.
Operator and maintenance training on installation, alignment, lubrication and — for Ex machines — the repair limits that preserve certification.