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Engineering Dynamics has established itself as a key player in industrial Preventive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring equipment and services across sub-Saharan Africa. With over three decades of experience, the company specialises in preventing machine failure by providing Laser Shaft Alignment and Predictive Maintenance measurement systems with accompanying training programmes. Notably, Engineering Dynamics is the exclusive […]

When Mahlubi-Andile Langalibalele arrived at Engineering Dynamics for Shaft Alignment Training, he was eager to get hands-on with the Easy-Laser® equipment. “The training was well presented and easy to follow,” he says. “The instructor clearly had first-hand knowledge and this made the concepts clear and practical.” He completed the course successfully. But the real test

When a local technical training institution approached Engineering Dynamics a few years ago, they had a vision: to align their curriculum with the real-world demands of today’s mechanical industry. Literally. Students (future fitters and turners) were still being taught methods like dial gauges for machine alignment, as the national curriculum hasn’t been updated. Formal training

Engineering Dynamics (ED), a South African company specialising in condition monitoring equipment and laser alignment solutions, has relocated to new premises in Lynnwood Ridge, Pretoria, effective May 2025. After 30 years in Faerie Glen, this move reflects ED’s ongoing growth and commitment to serving clients across mining, manufacturing, energy, marine, pulp and paper, food and

Another milestone for Engineering Dynamics as it earns a spot among the top 20 global distributors for Easy-Laser, from a network of over 80 distributors across 60 countries. This recognition highlights the company’s long-standing commitment to laser alignment technology and Easy-Laser products in particular. The relationship began nearly 30 years ago when Engineering Dynamics recognised

In the world of opencast mining, precision isn’t just a preference – it’s a necessity. This is where Paul Whaling comes in. As part of Reid and Mitchell’s field service team, a company that has been maintaining and refurbishing high-value electrical rotating equipment since 1935, Paul knows that even the smallest misalignment can lead to big

In this case study, we examine how Engineering Dynamics Services (EDS) prevented a major machinery failure through our monthly comprehensive vibration monitoring and predictive maintenance service. The scenario unfolded at a client’s industrial plant, where a critical piece of equipment was at risk of an unexpected breakdown. By deploying advanced vibration analysis, EDS not only

Engineering Dynamics is back in 2025 with a fresh lineup of training courses designed to empower you and your team to excel. Whether you’re an engineer, technician, or a key player in rotating equipment maintenance, we’ve got something for you. Course Highlights: 1. Laser shaft alignment Training: Become a precision pro Engineering Dynamics is a

In the world of industrial measurement, microns can mean millions. Every fraction of inaccuracy can cascade into costly errors, delayed projects, and compromised safety. Yet, for years, African industries have had to send their vital measurement tools overseas for calibration. What if there was a better way? What if precision didn’t have to come at

Vibration Monitoring Prevents Severe Damage on an Overland Conveyor Drive System Engineering Dynamics Services (EDS) specialises in providing comprehensive vibration analysis and predictive maintenance services to help clients avoid costly equipment failures and unplanned downtime. This case study highlights the importance of vibration monitoring and timely intervention in preventing severe machinery issues. Special Investigation Request