Equipment Evaluations And Inspections
Need a cardboard baler for your companies recycling needs? Get the best results from your equipment with Norton Equipment.
Make Sure Your Equipment Is Running Smoothly
Did you know that your major equipment needs a comprehensive inspection every three to 12 months? These complete assessments ensure your machines are working effectively and efficiently — and producing the best possible outputs for you and your business.
Save Time AND Money
We’ll check for:
- General structural assessments, including physical appearance, metal fatigue, wear points, wiper blades and ground anchors
- Hydraulic system check, from fluid levels and filters to general condition of hoses and fittings to operational pressure checks
- Lubrication on door hinges and panels, paddle latches, access gates and turnbuckles, plus ram track and guides Electrical systems and control panel, including wire conditions, tight connections and relays/switches
- Piping integrity Safety and limit switches Operational functions, such as warning lights, emergency stops and pressure gauges Evaluation for all OSHA and ANSI standards Projected life expediencies on all equipment based on current conditions and operational needs
Schedule Your Service Today
Once complete, your NEC expert team will provide a full baseline inspection report and preventative maintenance recommendations, along with an ongoing evaluation schedule.
Contact us now to schedule your equipment evaluation and inspection. We’ll provide fast, flexible service that meets your needs and budget, and offer expert advice to improve the longevity of your machines — and that saves you time and money, now and in the future.
Recent Recycling Articles
5 Simple Ways To Keep Your Baler Running Smoothly
Read More
4 Benefits To Buying A Norton-Refurbished Baler
Read More
Top 10 Reasons to Recycle
Read More
What You Should NEVER Put into a Commercial Compactor
Read More
Baler Safety Tips
Read More
Service Spotlight | May 2018 Equipment Refurbishers
Read More
Coronavirus On Cardboard, Plastic And Steel
Read More
How To Start A Recycling Program At Your Company
Read More
Vertical Baler Or Horizontal Baler? Which is Best For You?
Read More