Motor Diagnostic Systems Presentation

MDS Inc. (Motor Diagnostic Systems) was formed in 2006 by a group of people who wanted to make a difference in the manufacturing and maintenance industry and is controlled by a board of directors. Since June 2006, Jack Hamilton, president of MDS, has brought to the North American market several lines of high-quality precision QC, R&D testers plus functional run testers and many other devices to help the manufacturing engineer and electrical maintenance professional make the most out of their budgets.  

Motor Diagnostic Systems' mission is to help you establish the best electric motor testing program for your market or application. MDS will help your company with predictive, preventative or quality control device with the best and most effective solutions available in the market. MDS, Inc. is your technology solution provider for electrical testing, whether it be QC for manufacturing of electrical motors or repair of electrical motors. 

In addition to the electrical test equipment and many other tools of the trade, MDS, Inc. provides a high level of customer services such as warranty, equipment repair, training seminars, equipment installation and consulting for our customers and our products. Our staff is highly trained and have years of experience in testing electrical motors and devices in the electrical testing industry. Our equipment, repair and calibration services take the pain of sending your machine in for calibration and repair. Our technicians are knowledgeable and highly trained and will offer timely, accurate and cost-effective repairs to the products we represent. Along with repair services, our training courses are highly flexible and will help your company with motor testing theory, instrument-specific instructions and can be tailored to meet your specific needs. 

What to Expect
Overview of today's technologies and what your expectations should be in a manufacturing environment with respect to motor insulation testing, monitoring, and vibration. What to expect in the future. Q&A session.Overview of today's technologies and what your expectations should be in a manufacturing environment with respect to motor insulation testing, monitoring and vibration. What to expect in the future.

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