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2023 Finalist for Supply Chain Excellence
We are very pleased to announce that Gill Group has been shortlisted in the Supply Chain Excellence category of the Manufacturer MX Awards 2023!
Ferrous debris sensor with Modbus integrates into existing manufacturing and distribution systems
High numbers of critical and highly loaded gearboxes in manufacturing plants or within conveyor drives in large scale distribution and warehousing facilities, benefit from ferrous debris sensors providing essential real-time
Watch our on demand webinar
Discover how continuous oil debris monitoring boosts your CBM options. Watch our on-demand webinar for insights into proactive maintenance and increased equipment reliability.
New Gill Sensors & Controls Website – Now Live!
The website has a new modern look, in keeping with the overall Gill company branding. The main structure of the website has an intuitive user flow.
WearDetect Starter Kit Training Video
WearDetect Starter Kit training Training video to be used with the WearDetect Starter Kit, summarising how the sensor works, how to install it and how to get the best from
Wear debris monitoring is the fastest growing area of condition based monitoring (CBM), particularly amongst the world’s largest manufacturers
Oil debris sensor technology is a growing area of CBM, especially among large manufacturers. Download the report for more information
Detect Machinery Failures Faster
Gill WearDetect sensors protect critical assets by providing the earliest warning of the initial stages of gearbox failure. Download the brochure to find our more
Slow speed gearboxes – why CBM is challenging and what are the options
Low speed gearbox wear monitoring can be difficult with traditional CBM methods. Alternative wear detection strategies can provide early warnings. See case study
WearDetect explained (5 minute video)
Introducing Gill WearDetect - a condition-based monitoring tech that enhances uptime, safeguards assets, and predicts wear trends.
Wastewater level monitoring in sewage treatment plants
Wastewater level monitoring in sewage treatment plants requires a sensor that can reliably cope with sludge, strong fluid flow while exposed to the environment
Improving in-service reliability of hovercraft fleet
Liquid level sensors with marine systems compatibility accurately monitor hovercraft critical fluids
Maintaining oil levels in critical refrigeration systems in Large Synoptic Survey Telescope
The Large Synoptic Survey Telescope (LSST) will use the world's largest digital camera, requiring continuous refrigeration to -100°C. High performance liquid level sensors are required as part of this cooling