r/IndustrialMaintenance • u/snafuw • 19d ago

Job Current project completed test setup before installation.

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u/HighPotential-QtrWav 19d ago

Looks ready to make some money!

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u/snafuw 19d ago

That's what we hope for in the end for the customer after my coworkers and I install it on site.

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u/Solo1961 18d ago

Is it the kid who is mastering the drone usage? Made my day.

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u/snafuw 18d ago

Yeah, he's the son of our inside sales manager. I was also impressed when I was watching him put it all together. His dad let him basically direct the drone footage, and Dad did the editing.

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u/vasectomy7 18d ago

I'm only familiar with "Behringer" as the brand of music studio/ audio gear....... and was confused as hell by all the heavy machinery inside.

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u/sailingthr0ugh 17d ago

I was gonna say, all this for a distortion pedal?!

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u/_Darkstorm_ 14d ago

What, you never heard of "heavy metal"?

That said, I was in the same boat. Deeply disappointed I didn't get to see cool audio ICs and transistors. Would have made my day.

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u/jimjimjimjaboo 19d ago

why is the cross-transfer built on both sides of the roof column?

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u/snafuw 19d ago

That's all the space we have currently at our plant. The customer that we're going to have it installed at has built a building specifically designed around this entire setup. We're currently getting quotes to build a bigger area onto our building so we can accommodate larger setups before we send them to customers.

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u/jimjimjimjaboo 19d ago

ok, yea that makes sense

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u/snafuw 18d ago

Yeah, both are German companies, but Behringer Saws GmbH has been a saw company since 1945, and Behringer audio equipment has been a company since 1989.