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For over 20 years LUBCON provides inspections on failed or damaged ball and roller bearings. Understanding why a bearing has failed is essential to prevent the same failure from happening again. Detailed bearing analysis including inspection report: The report will usually cover more than 5 pages and include images, comments regarding possible failure modes and recommendations for preventive actions if appropriate. Remote analysis with short report: A short report will usually cover 2 to 4 pages and include comments regarding possible failure modes and recommendations for preventive actions if appropriate. Our Application Engineers as well as our Laboratory Staff have extensive experience in bearing technology, tribology and chemistry. If you're interested in a bearing and/or lubricant analysis please call us on +44 (0)1323561030 or send an email to service@lubcon.co.uk

3D scanning aids engineering, reverse engineering, and quality inspection, streamlining development in sectors like motorsport, aerospace and manufacturing. Accurately capturing complex shapes and forms with high accuracy and speed, surpassing traditional measurement methods in many ways.

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We use cutting-edge ferroscan, GPR scanning and ultrasound equipment to interrogate your structures.

From a single bespoke pressure vessel to a complex turn-key factory expansion, a detailed design is essential in ensuring a smooth project delivery, on time and within budget. Clients come to us for our ability to provide simple answers to difficult questions - incorporating complex process pipework into a confined limited space, detailing requirements of operating conditions and calculations of loads, it’s all in a day’s work for our engineering design team. Whether a project involves structural steelwork or a complex chemical dosing system, we’re here to help and advise.

DSEAR stands for the Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations 2002 and it is, in essence, a risk assessment. Dangerous substances can put people’s safety at risk from fires and explosions. DSEAR requires employers and the self-employed to protect employees from these risks to their safety in the workplace, and to members of the general public who may be put at risk by work activity. When undertaking a DSEAR Assessment, the following ‘how likely’ questions are usually asked: who could be hurt, how severely, and what can be done to prevent accidents, incidents and emergencies? If you find yourself asking ‘Do I need a DSEAR risk assessment?’, please get in touch and one of our DSEAR experts will guide you through any preliminary questions you may have. For businesses in the EU, or for those wishing to comply with ATEX Directives, you can find out more on our dedicated ATEX and Chemical Agents Directive (CAD) Compliance page.