El-Watch AS

To all the fans in aluminium industry out there - How are you doing, really? It must be hard, sitting in hard to reach places, pushing and pulling air of various temperatures and pollutants. How are you doing, really? Do you get the attention and care you deserve? GTC fans, combustion air fans, fume extraction fans, homogenization furnace recirculation fans, ageing oven recirculation fans, baghouse fans... Too many to list them all - That often means quite a lot of you are overlooked until you have a breakdown. We see you! El-Watch AS's Neuron Vibration RMS sensors check in every two minutes to see if you are shaking or warm, sounding the alarm if something is too bad. Reach out if this sounds like something for you. We got you! PS. Find us at ALUMINIUM - Global Exhibition Hall 6, Stand 6F24 in Düsseldorf 6.-8. October. https://lnkd.in/eEk87KRd #aluminium2026 #aluminium #predictivemaintenance #vibration #fans

Two things happen on a rolling mill run on fixed maintenance intervals. 1) Bearings and gearboxes fail before their service date. 2) Components come out with usable life left, because the interval was set conservatively. Both cost money. A calendar cannot tell one from the other, but the asset itself can! El-Watch's Neuron Vibration RMS picks up vibrations and temperature changes early. Neuron Ampere measures current draw, so an overloaded motor shows up before the winding gives up. Sensors mount magnetically or clamp around a cable, in minutes, without opening equipment or stopping the line. Up to ten years on one battery. Which means the assets that were never worth cabling — mill coolant and lubrication, auxiliary drives, older motors — can be covered at the same standard as the ones that were. Use case: https://lnkd.in/ezU54HCA P.S. You will also find us at ALUMINIUM 2026 in Düsseldorf, 6-8 October. Stand 6F24, Norwegian Pavilion.

Monitoring stalls when a reading arrives and nobody owns the step from warning to work order. El-Watch on alarm limits that hold through normal operating cycles, which assets to start with, and a live demo. 28 October.

A bearing that starts running hot on Tuesday shows up on Thursday's round. By then the damage is done. El-Watch CEO Ingar Fredriksen on closing the gap between rounds: what to measure, where to set the limits, live demo. 28 October, one hour, online.

A motor's lifespan halves for every 10 degrees it runs above its maximum temperature. Nothing looks different while it happens, and a monthly round records it weeks too late. El-Watch on what continuous measurement catches first. 28 October, online.

Planer spindles, silo screws, busbars in a smelter. The equipment that stops production is the hardest to inspect while it runs. Retrofitted wireless sensors, real plants, live demo. 28 October, one hour.