by Myron Smith | Jul 10, 2019 | Articles, Content, Industries, Machine Alignment, Pulp & Paper, Services
We recently published Part One and Part Two of our series on The Importance of Precision Machine Alignment During Paper Machine Upgrades and Conversions. Here in the third and final post of this series, we discuss the common process and production issues you can...
by Tyler Ross | Jun 20, 2019 | Aerospace, Articles, Machine Alignment, Mechanical Services, Precision Measurement, Pulp & Paper, Uncategorized, Use Cases
Due to customer demands and fast time-to-market requirements, many manufacturers are replacing their older equipment – or installing additional new machines – in order to meet increased customer needs. As anyone that has managed a machine installation...
by Myron Smith | Jun 5, 2019 | Articles, Content, Machine Alignment, Pulp & Paper, Services
In our recently published “The Importance of Precision Alignment During Paper Machine Upgrades & Conversions – Part One”, we discuss the reasons why machine alignment is an important part of any paper machine upgrade or conversion project and why...
by Myron Smith | May 15, 2019 | Articles, Machine Alignment, Pulp & Paper
With the evolving market demands for paper – decreased use of printing and writing paper and increased demand for paperboard, containerboard and cartonboard, many paper makers are upgrading their older paper machines in order to produce more profitable paper grades....
by George LeGrand | Apr 25, 2019 | Case Studies, Machine Alignment, Nonwovens & Textiles
OASIS Alignment Services was contracted to work at a carpet production facility that runs a large plastic coating line that coats carpet back with plastic film. This plastic coating line is approximately 250 feet long and three stories high. The line consists of an...
by Gentry Burch | Mar 27, 2019 | Case Studies, Machine Alignment, Power Generation
A large hydro power generating facility ran into some difficulty during the final phases of a rebuild of one of their vertical turbines. The contractor responsible for the rebuild had used a tight wire to obtain the centerline of the turbine, however, at some point...
