Included in SKF's contribution are two portable data collector units-an SKF Microlog Analyzer AX and an SKF Microlog Analyzer GX-as well as the applicable SKF condition monitoring software and training programs.Using the resources provided by SKF, students will be able to practice condition monitoring procedures on various pump simulators in the lab,and will also have the opportunity to develop a better understanding of condition monitoring in real world situations.The lab will also conduct continuing education programs for industry experts in the field of pumping technology and solutions.
As a strong supporter of Texas A&M University's Department of Industrial Distribution,we are proud to be making this contribution to the newly established DXP Pump Laboratory,said Tom Light,regional sales director.SKF's involvement with the pump laboratory is a perfect combination of academia and industry with the goal of helping current and futureindustry leaders better understand the increasingly critical role of condition monitoring in today's industry.
SKF is a regular supporter of Texas S&M University,actively contributing to the University by offering SKF experts as course instructors and knowledge for curriculum development.
SKF USA Inc,headquartered in Lansdale,Pa.is a leading provider of bearing,sealing,lubrication and linear motion technologies,as well as a full range of specialized services.
