Nex•U Fluid Monitoring Installations

 

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Four black electronic devices with digital screens and keypads, labeled SAMOA, are displayed on a dark surface. The largest device shows NEXU on its screen. This modern and professional setup is designed for fluid handling applications, making it ideal for use with lubrication equipment.

 

A little look back on some of NEX.U. Fluid Monitoring installations we have completed.

✔ Are you needing to keep a track of your workshop fluids?
✔ Does your old monitoring system need updating?
✔ Do you want to be able to access the system from any PC on your network, including VPN access?
✔ Do you want complete control of your fluid inventory?
✔ Do you want to save money on ‘lost’ fluids?
✔ Would you like a free on-site demo of the NEX.U. system?

If the answer to any of the above is YES, then give us a call for further information, or take a look at the dedicated NEX.U section on our website.

 

Close-up of a SAMOA industrial control panel with a screen displaying a technical diagram. The panel is mounted next to pipes and metal lubrication equipment, including an oil pump, inside a facility.

 

Four industrial hose reels are mounted on a wall, each with a digital meter displaying numbers in red. Nearby, a control panel with a keypad and display screen is attached to the wall, with pipes and cables running alongside, showcasing advanced fluid handling capabilities.

 

Six industrial hose reels are mounted on a wall with digital counters above each reel. A monitor with a keypad is attached on the left side. The setup appears to be in an industrial or workshop setting, designed for efficient fluid handling.

 

A white industrial hose reel station by Samson, featuring six mounted hoses with hanging nozzles and digital displays above, is set inside a warehouse with light gray walls. This advanced lubrication equipment is designed for efficient and organized fluid handling in industrial environments.

 

Close-up of industrial equipment: a digital meter with a red display, lubrication equipment featuring a keyboard screen showing a diagram, a hose reel, and various pipes and cables mounted on a green wall.