Explore the steps for defining your parts list, checking physical stock and completing missing items before planned maintenance begins.

Keeping spare parts protected until they are needed is an important part of planned maintenance. Explore key practices for packaging, storage conditions, shelf organisation and inventory tracking.

Leaks, unusual vibration and changes in operating readings may indicate a need for rock drill maintenance. Assess observations, measurements and maintenance history together.

Quality aftermarket spare parts help mining companies manage maintenance budgets, broaden sourcing options and support equipment uptime. Assess quality, compatibility and total cost of ownership together when selecting parts.

Selecting the right spare part helps avoid ordering errors and keeps maintenance on schedule. Use the part number, machine model, serial number and catalog information together to make quotation and procurement more reliable.

A missing small component can cause major production delays at a mine. Keeping frequently consumed and operationally critical spare parts in stock helps shorten maintenance, reduce emergency procurement costs and keep equipment available.

Anyone who's worked on a mine site knows: a part either wears out or breaks. So why do some parts last for months while others give up on the first shift? In this article, from the spectrometer to the heat treatment furnace, we're sharing straight from our own kitchen the facts that determine a piece of metal's fate in the field.

AKKOM ensures your hydraulic rock drills always stay operational through the production of approximately 5,000 different alternative spare parts. We're here to minimize your business's downtime and increase your efficiency.

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