Keep up and Running

The alternator is the core component of industrial generators. It converts mechanical energy to electrical energy and ensures the delivery of quality, regulated power that is essential for industrial operations. This makes alternator maintenance critical as any disruption in the power supply can halt the production process, incurring costly unexpected downtime.

Repairing a generator in-situ reduces the associated downtime without cutting corners.

Our site services team is trained to carry out routine maintenance on site wherever possible. The team is supported by a fleet of vehicles equipped with authorised spares and testing kits so they can carry out many repairs on site, without the need for the removal the faulty alternators thus minimising loss of production time.

Safe in our Hands

Alternators have a number of moving parts, so as they get dirty and are subjected to extreme temperatures. Internal components can wear out, causing the alternator to malfunction.

One of the most common problems you’re likely to experience with an alternator is a failure in the bearings. The coils of alternators are prone to breakages and unwinding. Another problem are the brushes, which are generally made of carbon. They are very fragile and highly susceptible to damage.