Gearboxes are widely used in all industries for power transmission, speed reduction, or change of motion direction between electrical, mechanical, or hydraulic equipment. They play critical roles in various industries such as the chemical sector, iron and steel industry, mining, oil and gas, energy, petrochemicals, and more.
Continuous monitoring of the health condition of gearboxes, which have a wide range of applications, is crucial. Online condition monitoring plays a significant role in the reliability of a gearbox. Gear condition and bearing data can be recorded, and maintenance activities can be planned accordingly. Monitoring the vibration, acoustic, and temperature data provides highly effective results in continuously monitoring the gears within the gearbox. Monitor your
large gearboxes without physical backups!
With Fizix solutions, you can eliminate sudden shutdowns and energy losses.
Gearbox failure can lead to the breakdown of a rotating machine, resulting in costly repairs and project delays.
Common problems encountered in gearboxes include:
- Gear misalignment
- Gear wear
- Gear overload
- Gear eccentricity
- Excessive gear backlash
- Oil leakage and deposits
- Unnecessary pressure between gears
The 5 Benefits of Real-Time Monitoring
for Gearboxes are

Instant access to data for remote monitoring

Preventive maintenance

Long-term fan efficiency

Elimination of on-site machine health checks

Cost savings in maintenance and energy expenses