All machines use hydraulics in one form or another, and many rely almost entirely on hydraulics as the heart of their work output and operation. The decisions you make about your equipment’s hydraulic systems have a direct impact on your bottom line. Reliable, efficient, well-maintained hydraulics help you do more work each day, while keeping costs in line.
Custom Hydraulic Service
Custom Hydraulic Service (CHS), available through NMC, is a detailed inspection service designed for today’s hydraulic-intensive machines. Regular inspections – performed once a year or every 2,000 hours – help maintain peak performance.
CHS inspections include performance test, fluids analysis, a visual inspection and service solutions. Performance tests include engine performance, hydraulic cylinder drift and hydraulic system cycle times and pressure. During fluid analysis, oil samples are taken from the hydraulic compartment and are analyzed to determine contamination level, physical properties and wear material count. Visual inspection checks include the hydraulic system, engine and cooling system, cab, electrical system, undercarriage and ground engaging tools. Once the CHS inspections are complete, the results are analyzed by NMC technicians and if needed, changes are recommended to the maintenance schedule.
No matter how well built or well managed, your hydraulic system will eventually wear out. When your system needs service, NMC offers the repair options, trained technicians, proper tools and unmatched parts availability to get your machine running quickly and reliably.
NMC Keeps Military Equipment Running at Its Best
Having well maintained hydraulics and other critical components on heavy equipment is just as vital to the U.S. military. NMC is proud to keep military equipment operating at its best by maintaining and rebuilding these critical components. We also support the military by working with Service Disabled Veteran Owned Companies. On November 14, 2007, the Nebraska Business Development Center’s Pro-curement Technical Assistance Center program (NBDC PTAC), through its sponsorship support from NMC, conducted their annual Veteran Owned Business Workshop at the Scott Conference Center on the UNO campus. The PTAC is a non-profit organization that helps Nebraska businesses grow and generate new business by locating opportunities for business with the government.
Over 50 veteran-owned businesses were represented during the NMC-sponsored event which was opened by the UNO ROTC Detachment Honor Guard, welcoming comments were provided by Omaha Mayor Mike Fahey, and then followed by Dr. Robert Bernier (NBDC State Director and Assistant Dean of the UNO College of Business Administration). The November 14th event was also attended by Merlin Stewart – NMC Rebuild Supervisor, Tim Rees – NMC Product Support Sales Manager, and Brad Foster – NMC Product Support Sales Representative. During the workshop Brad presented an overview of the NMC organization and its services. This event put veteran business owners in contact with the resources they need to help grow their businesses.
