Movecat TECH TALK - Ten Year Maintenance

Movecat GmbH

16 Jul 202001:55

Summary

TLDRThis video discusses the maintenance and legislative requirements for chain hoists and winches after a decade of use. It highlights that a general overhaul is economically unfeasible, suggesting an extended maintenance service offered by Movecat. This service, performed in the factory, includes more than routine annual maintenance and costs 30-40% of a new hoist, making it a cost-effective alternative to replacing the equipment entirely.

Takeaways

🔧 After 9-10 years of use, chain hoists and similar equipment may require more than routine maintenance.
📜 Legislative requirements dictate that after a decade, a 'neo factor' must assume responsibility for maintenance or a general overhaul.
🚫 A general overhaul for a chain hoist is not recommended as it could lead to significant economic loss.
🏭 Move can offer an 'extended maintenance' service for chain hoists after 10 years, which is more comprehensive than annual maintenance.
💡 This extended maintenance must be performed at the factory by Movecad to address issues that go beyond standard maintenance.
💰 The cost of the 10-year extended maintenance is approximately 30-40% of the price of a new chain hoist.
🤔 It's suggested to consider the 10-year maintenance service by Movecad as a cost-effective alternative to purchasing new equipment.
⚙️ The maintenance should be carried out directly by Movecad and not through Movecat service points to ensure quality and adherence to standards.
🗣️ The speaker is advocating for the Movecad factory service, expressing confidence in the shared experiences and the value of their maintenance service.

Q & A

What is the significance of the 10-year mark for chain hoists and winches?
-After 10 years of use, the neo factor has to take over the maintenance or general overhaul of chain hoists and winches, as per the legislation.
Why is a general overhaul not recommended for chain hoists after 10 years?
-A general overhaul is considered an economic disaster for chain hoists because it involves extensive and costly repairs that may not be justified.
What does Move offer for chain hoists after 10 years of use?
-Move offers an extended maintenance service for chain hoists after 10 years, which is more comprehensive than a typical annual maintenance.
Where should the extended maintenance for a 10-year-old chain hoist be performed?
-The extended maintenance should be done in the factory at Movecad because it requires specialized attention and services beyond standard maintenance.
What are the typical issues addressed during the extended maintenance at Movecad?
-The script does not specify the exact issues addressed, but it implies that they are more complex and require factory-level expertise.
How does the cost of the 10-year extended maintenance compare to purchasing a new chain hoist?
-The cost of the 10-year extended maintenance is approximately 30 to 40 percent of the price of a new chain hoist.
Why might one consider the 10-year maintenance option from Move?
-The 10-year maintenance option is cost-effective compared to buying a new hoist and ensures that the equipment is maintained to factory standards.
Is the 10-year maintenance service available through Move's service points?
-No, the 10-year maintenance service should be performed directly at Movecad and not through Move's service points.
What is the legislative requirement regarding the maintenance of chain hoists after 10 years?
-After 10 years, a neo factor must take over the maintenance or general overhaul, indicating a significant change in the maintenance requirements.
What is the economic implication of performing a general overhaul on a chain hoist?
-A general overhaul is economically unfeasible as it can lead to high costs that might not be justifiable for the continued use of the equipment.
What is the recommendation for users who reach the 10-year mark with their chain hoists?
-The recommendation is to consider the extended maintenance service offered by Movecad, which is more cost-effective and thorough than a general overhaul.

Outlines

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🔧 Maintenance and Overhaul of Chain Hoists After 10 Years

The speaker discusses the maintenance and general overhaul of chain hoists, winches, and stage devices, particularly after a decade of use. They highlight the legislative requirement that after 10 years, a 'neo factor' must take over the maintenance process. The general overhaul is not recommended for chain hoists as it can lead to significant economic losses. Instead, the speaker suggests extended maintenance, which should be conducted at the factory. They mention that this extended maintenance is more cost-effective, costing only 30 to 40 percent of a new chain hoist. The speaker encourages considering this 10-year maintenance service offered by Move Cat, which should be done directly at their factory rather than through service points.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Chain Hoists

A chain hoist is a device used to lift and lower heavy objects by using a chain. In the context of the video, it is a key piece of equipment being discussed, particularly in relation to maintenance and general overhauls. The video mentions that after 10 years, the maintenance of these chain hoists becomes critical.

💡Maintenance

Maintenance refers to the process of keeping machinery or equipment in good working condition. The video emphasizes the importance of regular maintenance for chain hoists, especially after 10 years of use, to avoid technical and economic problems.

💡General Overhaul

A general overhaul is a comprehensive inspection and repair of equipment, aimed at restoring it to optimal condition. The video suggests that for chain hoists, such an overhaul is economically unfeasible after 10 years, implying that extended maintenance would be a better option.

💡Extended Maintenance

Extended maintenance refers to an enhanced and more thorough form of maintenance that goes beyond typical annual upkeep. In the video, it is proposed as a cost-effective alternative to a full general overhaul for chain hoists after 10 years, and can only be performed by the manufacturer, MoveCat.

💡Legislation

Legislation refers to laws or regulations that govern specific activities. The video mentions that after 10 years of using chain hoists, there is a legal requirement for specialized maintenance, as stated in regulations, shifting the responsibility to the manufacturer for further upkeep.

💡Economical Disaster

An economical disaster refers to a situation where the cost of an action far outweighs its benefits, leading to significant financial loss. In the video, the speaker highlights that performing a general overhaul on a chain hoist would lead to an economic disaster due to the high costs involved.

💡MoveCat

MoveCat is the manufacturer being discussed in the video, specializing in chain hoists and stage equipment. The video stresses that only MoveCat can perform the required extended maintenance on their hoists after 10 years, emphasizing their expertise and control over the process.

💡Service Points

Service points refer to locations or businesses authorized to perform maintenance or repairs on equipment. In the video, it is mentioned that the extended maintenance for MoveCat hoists cannot be carried out at service points, but only directly by MoveCat, highlighting the specialized nature of this task.

💡10-Year Mark

The 10-year mark refers to the period after which specific regulatory or technical actions must be taken for chain hoists, according to the video. After 10 years, normal maintenance becomes insufficient, and extended maintenance by the manufacturer is required.

💡Annual Maintenance

Annual maintenance is the routine inspection and servicing performed on equipment once a year to ensure it remains in good working order. The video contrasts this with the extended maintenance needed after 10 years, which requires more thorough checks and repairs.

Highlights

Maintenance of chain hoists, winches, and stage devices discussed.

After 9 to 10 years of use, legislation requires a neo factor to take over maintenance.

General overhaul is not recommended for chain hoists after 10 years due to economic reasons.

An extended maintenance service is offered by Move for kitchen hoists after 10 years.

Extended maintenance must be done at the factory due to additional requirements.

The cost of extended maintenance is 30 to 40 percent of a new chain hoist.

Move's extended maintenance is a cost-effective alternative to purchasing a new hoist.

Move's direct service is recommended over Move Cat service points for extended maintenance.

The importance of proper maintenance after the first 10 years of use is emphasized.

The legislative requirement for maintenance after 10 years is a significant point for users to consider.

The economic impact of a general overhaul on chain hoists is highlighted.

The benefits of Move's extended maintenance service are outlined.

The necessity of factory-based maintenance for certain equipment is explained.

The cost-effectiveness of Move's maintenance service compared to a new hoist is discussed.

The option to use Move's direct service for maintenance is presented as a preferred choice.

The potential for cost savings through proper maintenance planning is suggested.

The transcript concludes with a call to action for considering Move's maintenance services.