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Shaft Alignment Best Practices

Training Class

Shaft Alignment Best Practices

Join our 2-day shaft alignment training class with hands-on practice on real machinery. Learn about fundamental shaft alignment processes, pre-alignment, thermal growth, shims, and more!

Course Description

This course covers shaft alignment fundamentals, pre-alignment, couplings, thermal growth, shims, and more for individuals who are familiar with shaft alignment. Students will be given one full day of classroom instruction, with numerous opportunities for “hands-on” training. Our classroom is equipped with multiple alignment demonstrator units designed to simulate real machines. The second day will consist of training in our “machine room” where the class will align real machinery.

Duration

1.5 Days

Location

Acoem USA 530-G Southlake Blvd Richmond, VA 23236 (Also, available at your facility)

Class Size

9 Students Maximum

Cost

$1,750 per seat

Who Should Take This Class?

Those who need to perform shaft alignment accurately and efficiently.
Both new and experienced maintenance professionals.
Those who need to reduce maintenance costs and part replacements.
Anyone who wants to continue with their alignment knowledge by taking our Train the Trainer course after Shaft Alignment Best Practices.

Who Should Take This Class?

Both new and experienced maintenance professionals.

Those who need to reduce maintenance costs and part replacements.

Anyone who wants to continue with their alignment knowledge by taking our Train the Trainer course after Shaft Alignment Best Practices.

Those who need to perform shaft alignment accurately and efficiently.

Both new and experienced maintenance professionals.

Those who need to reduce maintenance costs and part replacements.

Anyone who wants to continue with their alignment knowledge by taking our Train the Trainer course after Shaft Alignment Best Practices.

Those who need to perform shaft alignment accurately and efficiently.

Both new and experienced maintenance professionals.

Those who need to reduce maintenance costs and part replacements.