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8. Spare parts list
The spare parts are classified in 2 different types:
• 1st emergency parts:
The 1st emergency parts are strategic components which are not necessarily consumables but which in case
of failure prohibit the operation of the equipment.
Depending on the production line's commitment and the production rates imposed, the first emergency parts
are not necessarily kept available in the customer's stock.
Indeed, if an interruption of the production flow is possible, storage is not necessary.
On the other hand, if the stop is not possible, the 1st emergency parts will be kept in stock.
• Wearing parts:
Wearing parts are consumable components such as O-rings that undergo regular degradation over time during
normal operation of the installation. It is therefore advisable to replace them according to a defined frequency
and adapted to the operating time of the installation.
The wearing parts must therefore be kept in the customer's stock.
To guarantee an optimal assembly, spare parts must be stored in a temperature close to their
temperature of use. Should the opposite occur, a sufficient waiting time must be observed
before the installation, so that all the elements are assembled in the same temperature.
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