How inspections are conducted
Inspections of graphic machinery and similar equipment are a crucial part of maintenance routines that help ensure your machine park operates optimally, remains reliable, and consistently delivers the highest quality.
Regular inspections help prevent downtime, extend equipment lifespan, and minimize repair costs.
Together, we plan the inspection intervals. These typically occur quarterly, semi-annually, or annually, but can also be performed as needed.
During the inspection, we thoroughly examine the entire machine. We check for signs of wear, corrosion, or damage, among other things.
We check the obvious areas that always require special cleaning or lubrication of moving parts.
Together, we adjust necessary parameters such as color balance, printing plates, and other settings to ensure correct operation.
A test run is performed after the inspection to verify that the machine is functioning correctly and delivering the expected results.
We assign responsibility for machine supervision to relevant employees to prevent future repairs.
Finally, detailed documentation of inspection activities, changes, and repairs is provided.
Based on the inspection, the next inspection is planned, unless an ongoing maintenance agreement has been established.