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    SKF Quick Collect machine monitoring: practical notes for mine reliability teams

    December 4, 2025|

    Reviewed by Tom Sullivan

    SKF Quick Collect machine monitoring: practical notes for mine reliability teams

    First reported on Australian Mining

    30 Second Briefing

    SKF’s Quick Collect handheld sensor is giving mine maintenance teams without in-house vibration experts a low-barrier entry to condition monitoring by streaming live vibration and temperature data from rotating equipment. The pocket-sized device pairs via Bluetooth with a mobile app, enabling on-plant checks of pumps, conveyors and crushers and basic diagnostics without full-scale online systems. For reliability engineers, it offers a way to extend condition-based maintenance to remote assets and smaller sites where full vibration analysis capability is not justified.

    Technical Brief

    • Use on walk-around inspections embeds condition checks into routine safety rounds rather than separate specialist surveys.
    • For similar mines, such portable condition monitoring can support compliance with site-specific critical equipment management plans.

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