The new system is designed to redefine plant reliability by transforming how equipment health is monitored.
Loctite Pulse uses advanced sensors to continuously capture data from key assets. With thorough analysis and secure cloud transmission, the Loctite Pulse web app delivers real-time notifications of any irregularities, empowering users to take action, preventing damage and production downtime.
The platform’s flexibility allows users to monitor assets from desktop, tablet or mobile devices, ensuring oversight anytime, anywhere.
The one-stop solution is also compatible with multiple assets and brands, streamlining operations into a single, intuitive interface.
Loctite’s individual online expert demonstrations will provide customers with a hands-on preview of how Loctite Pulse can be used to enhance plant safety, productivity, and uptime.
Paul Marshall, marketing head for UK, Ireland and Nordics at Henkel said: “With Loctite Pulse, our customers will gain unmatched visibility into their plant’s critical assets, no matter where they are.
“Seeing the app in action is the best way to appreciate the innovation behind it – which is why we're so excited to showcase how it can transform maintenance strategies with live demonstrations.”
Last July, Loctite launched a fast-setting instant adhesive that is said to add reliability to a range of manufactured products that includes safes and wireless headphones.
The Loctite 402 is claimed to withstand extreme operating heats up to 275°F (135°C), making it particularly suitable for applications where components are exposed to high temperatures.
Additionally, industry professionals can be confident about the safety of their teams due to the non-HQ (Hydroquinone) adhesive formulas, which Loctite has developed in response to regulatory changes.
The heat resistance of Loctite 402 has been particularly beneficial for a security solutions manufacturer, which was struggling with a complex assembly process in its line of security safes and lockers, as well as aesthetic defects which required reworking.
