Lubrication & Fluids Service Trucks
Increased demands on Industry to improve manual handling, oil/fluid cleanliness and reduce service time intervals has seen a progressive shift from conventional dispensing from packaged product to dispensing from bulk containers on mobile service vehicles.
Our dispensing systems comply with AS1940 in order to meet OH&S and Environmental requirements under Federal Law and we tailor design modules to meet the individual needs or our broad customer base.
Our designs have been developed as a result of working with some of industries largest users of Service Truck:
- Compliance with Australian Standard AS1940
- Purpose Built and Designed
- Latest Technology for Filtration and Pumping
- Improved Fluid Cleanliness
- Efficient Pumping Systems
- Functional Controls and Maintenance
- Increased Plant availability and Efficiencies
- Reduced Maintenance Duration & Cost
We have considered some of the follow points in our design:
- Compliance with Australian Standard AS 1940
- Economical Hydrocarbon Distribution
- Reduce Down Time
- Operator friendly / less manual handling
- Quick Response Time
- Reduced Service Times
- Mobile Infield Hydrocarbon Management
- Independent,
- Integrated to Field Equipment
- Topping up Fluids
- Replacing Fluids
- Replacing Filter Elements
- Optional 2 Wheel Drive and 4 Wheel Drive
- Oil level gauges
- Overfill protection on tanks
- Pneumatically Operated Pumps
Specifications
- Oil Tanks, 200 to 2000 litres
- Fluids include Diesel, Oils, Coolants and Grease
- Waste Oil Evac and Storage
- Overfill Protection
- Level Indication
- Air / Ventilation Cleanliness / Breathers
- Flow Metering
- ROP’s- Roll Over Protection
- Filtration
- Pump Over Run Protection
- Thermal Relief on Reticulation Piping
Features
Minor Workshop Capabilities Infield
- 2 Wheel Drive and 4 Wheel Drive
- Working Vice
- Work Bench
- Welder
- Oil Drip Sump
- Space Parts Storage
- Tool Storage
- Extra Versatile Storage
- Battery Charger
- 240 volt power
- Air Compressor
- Fire Extinguisher
- Lighting options
Product Categories
Case Studies
Hose Down Pump
The Magnadrive Adjustable Speed Drive Coupling (ASD) was installed on the Hose Down Pump at South Walker Creek CHPP on the 4th October 2007.
Bearing Skidding
Over the last three years IRS has been monitoring motor bearings displaying various stages of fatigue.
Electric Motor Bearing Defects
The site was experiencing a high frequency of electric motor bearing faults. Condition monitoring reports had identified specific motors as manifesting bearing defects and had suggested that a “lack of lubricant” was a significant factor contributing to the defects.
Grease Contamination
Over the course of several months, site maintenance personnel observed that lubrication system components were failing at a rate higher then what would normally be expected.