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Condition Monitoring and Machine Maintenance Services

RDI Technologies transforms condition monitoring and troubleshooting efforts by making the invisible, visible. Using patented Motion Amplification® technology, we go beyond traditional vibration analysis capturing full-field motion and vibration data in real-time, across entire machines and systems. Read more...

Newly installed or relocated equipment deserves proof it’s set up right. Our tools validate performance from the start, revealing installation issues like soft foot, looseness, or hidden resonance. Catch problems early — and ensure a flawless launch. Read more...

Resonance destroys equipment and confuses even experienced analysts. This system visually shows resonance effects across structures and supports, clearly mapping natural frequencies and response zones. No assumptions — just crisp, visual evidence you can trust to make decisions with confidence. Read more...

Whether angular, parallel, or complex, misalignment becomes easy to diagnose when you can actually watch the motion happen. See phase differences across couplings and shafts, and verify alignment fixes in real time — without relying on indirect signals or static readings. Read more...

Pipe vibration, movement, and support issues are notoriously hard to pinpoint. With this full-field visualization approach, you can uncover dynamic piping behavior in minutes — from loose hangers and harmonics to stress points and unbalanced loads. Read more...

Looseness in machine components, mounts, or foundations often goes undetected until it leads to costly breakdowns. With Motion Amplification®, subtle movement becomes visible across entire assets, enabling early detection of mechanical looseness, baseplate rocking, or soft foot before traditional tools can. See it. Solve it. Stay ahead of failure. Read more...

Motion Amplification® is a technique that uses proprietary video and image processing to detect subtle motion and make it visible to the naked eye in order to understand the interrelationships and causes creating the motion. Read more...