KTM Maintenance

PLC

Your programmable logic controllers (PLC) are the brains of your operation.

 

When the PLC is not functioning properly, lines shutdown, plants shutdown and your production could cease to operate for days.

Thousands of million could be lost because a little PLC component is not working properly.

 

That’s why it’s very important that they are up and running at peak efficiency every day. If any part of your PLC goes down, you may need to repair it or at least replace a part or two to sustain PLC functioning. One of the most important ways to keep up with a PLC system is with regular maintenance.

a) Preventive maintenance

Preventive maintenance shall be clearly defined by SOP (maintenance policy and procedure); it includes basic procedures, which will greatly reduce the failure rate of system components. Preventive maintenance for the PLC system should be scheduled with the regular machine or equipment maintenance, so that the equipment and controller are down for a minimum amount of time.

b) Spare parts

How can You minimize your plant downtime in case of PLC component failure? It’s easy; You can contact KTM Service that will provide you the best offer and delivery time to support you for part replacement.

c) Replacement of I/O modules

Our Automation specialist can replace modules and guarantee the proper functionality and warranty.

 

INSTRUMENTATION

Gain measurement confidence and save costs while meeting your compliance requirements

Our certified service technicians provide in-depth verification of measuring instruments with documented proof of compliance, giving you the confidence that your instrumentation is functioning correctly.

Benefits

• Measurement confidence from rigorous diagnostic testing
• Reliable, safe operations from verified instrumentation
• Documented compliance from fully traceable verification

 

Our offering

We bring proven instrumentation and maintenance knowhow to deliver a comprehensive functional assessment of instrument reliability that enables you to meet all necessary compliance requirements, reduce unplanned downtime, and optimize maintenance costs:

• Minimize process interruption with inline verification
• Reduce risk with reliable instrumentation performing according to functional and safety specifications
• Fulfil regulatory, quality and safety requirements with documented verification traceable to international standards
• Combine verification with calibration for enhanced device reliability and metrological performance.