Blogs and FAQs

View our range of blogs and FAQs for insightful information that will keep you updated and informed about the industry's latest trends, techniques, and best practices. From detailed guides to answering commonly asked questions, our content is tailored to support your needs and further your understanding of heavy machinery engineering.

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A guide to the essentials of heavy machinery line boring

January 31, 2024
Read our comprehensive guide to heavy machinery line boring and how it plays an important role in heavy machinery engineering here in our latest blog.

A guide to preventive maintenance & onsite fleet management

January 31, 2024
See how onsite preventive maintenance and servicing can prolong the lifespan of your heavy machinery for effective fleet management here in our latest blog.
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Understanding different welding methods used for fabrication

January 31, 2024
Read about the different welding methods we employ for fabrication purposes in our latest blog, and see which one could benefit you. Click to learn more.

Innovations in fixed plant equipment installations

January 31, 2024
In this blog, we discuss the current innovations in fixed plant equipment installations, and how far modern technology has come in this industry. Click to read.

Understanding hydraulic repair: essential maintenance tips

January 31, 2024
Learn more about effective maintenance strategies for hydraulic systems in our latest blog, which is packed with expert tips and insights. Click here to read.

Troubleshooting issues with hydraulic hoses and fittings

January 31, 2024
Check out our blog post for expert insights on troubleshooting hydraulic hoses and fittings, and learn practical tips and solutions from our expert team here.
In our latest blog, see why equipment refurbishment is better than buying new

Why refurbishing equipment is better than buying new

January 31, 2024
Our latest blog discusses why equipment refurbishment is a more cost-effective alternative to buying new machinery. Click here to read more.

CNC plasma and oxy-fuel cutting: Frequently asked questions

January 31, 2024
See how CNC plasma and oxy-fuel cutting methods are paving the way for the future of metal fabrication for machine engineering in our latest blog. Click here to read more.

What’s the difference between CNC turning and milling?

January 12, 2024
Learn the difference between CNC turning and milling in our latest blog, and understand which process best suits your needs. Click here for more information.

FAQs

  • What is involved with heavy machine maintenance?

    Heavy machine maintenance involves regular inspections, servicing, and repairs to ensure machinery operates efficiently and safely. Tasks involved include oil changes, filter replacements, and parts inspections.

  • What is a preventive maintenance plan for heavy equipment?

    A preventive maintenance plan for heavy equipment is a scheduled program of regular inspections and maintenance tasks. It aims to prevent breakdowns and extend the lifespan of machinery by addressing potential issues early.

  • What are the five planned maintenance procedures?

    The five planned maintenance procedures typically include:

    1. Routing inspection
    2. Lubrication
    3. Minor repairs
    4. Parts replacement
    5. Performance testing

    These procedures are crucial in maintaining optimal functionality, safety, and longevity of your heavy machinery, as well as ensuring that your equipment operates at peak performance with minimal downtime. The team at ST Engineering can provide you with these solutions and more - just reach out to us for specialised assistance and comprehensive maintenance plans.


Contact us

If you have further questions or are interested in one of our heavy machinery services, contact the team at ST Engineering today. Call us or fill out our online contact form, and one of our experienced team members will be happy to provide you with personalised advice and tailor a solution to your specific needs.