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  If you use machine tools, you are perfectly aware of the fact that sudden machine downtimes spread panic at the company. I am sure that you have already experienced this situation, and that it certainly was not a pleasant one. Why am I so certain that you have already found yourself in this situation? Simple. All machines or mechanisms require regular

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