Manufacturing
Why vibration matters in manufacturing
Manufacturers use many types of machinery - stamping presses, conveyors, milling and drilling centres, robotic cells and more. Vibration can come from impact forces, imbalance, misalignment or structural dynamics, and can travel through the factory floor, adjacent equipment, and sensitive instruments.
Even moderate vibration can reduce dimensional accuracy, increase tool wear, upset automated control systems or create noise and fatigue in supporting structures. All this contributes to rework, downtime and higher maintenance costs.
Common manufacturing vibration issues
Inconsistent product quality
Surface imperfections, dimensional variation or assembly misalignment can be traced back to excessive vibration.
Accelerated wear & failure
Excessive dynamic loads shorten the life of bearings, gears, tooling and fixtures.
Transmission to adjacent systems
Vibration can couple into other machines or inspection equipment, negatively impacting plant performance.
Manufacturing
Supporting industrial productivity with targeted vibration engineering
How Vibremo supports manufacturers
We carry out on-site vibration measurement and analysis under real production conditions, identifying where vibration comes from and how it propagates through your equipment and layout.
After diagnosing root cause issues, we provide targeted recommendations - from isolating and damping critical systems to refining machine set-up, reinforcing structures, or improving balance and alignment. This results in improved machine performance and a more consistent production process.
What you gain by working with Vibremo
Better product quality
Reduced defect occurrence and tighter process control.
Increased uptime
Less unplanned maintenance and higher productivity.
Reduced operating cost
Reduced wear, scrap and reactive repairs.
Safer operations
Minimising vibration risks for workers and sensitive equipment.
