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THINK TECHNOLOGY :
THINK
WESTRAC
Computer Aided Earthmoving System
Hydraulics Repair and Online Parts Ordering Scheduled Oil Sampling and MineStar FleetCommander
Maintenance Particle Analysis
EMPLOYING STATE OF THE ART TECHNOLOGY TO HELP MANAGE YOUR EQUIPMENT
Computer Aided Earthmoving System (CAES): Uses high precision machine control and guidance to increase accuracy,
decrease rework, increase productivity, decrease fuel consumption and deliver a superior result in the final product.
PartStore: Available via the WesTrac web site 24/7, to quickly and efficiently buy your Cat parts.
S.O.S. Analysis: Cat S·O·S includes oil and coolant analysis. The standard tests in the S·O·S oil analysis include wear rate
analysis, oil cleanliness analysis, oil condition analysis and detection of fuel, water and glycol. Test results usually available
within 24 hours of receipt of the sample.
Hydraulic Repair: Caterpillar Advanced Surface Technology (CAST
®
) utilises High Velocity Oxygen Fuel (HVOF) technology.
Patented Cat composite materials are utilised to achieve a dense, mechanically bonded and hardened surface used in
hydraulic component reclamation and is more environmentally friendly than chroming.
MineStar FleetCommander: A mine monitoring and management system, that improves productivity through features such
as advanced truck assignment system, alarm definition, charting/reporting, field machine communications, machine control
and tracking of productivity, machines and material functions.
To learn more about the range of Equipment Management Solutions
call WesTrac on 1300 88 10 64
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dress as well as corporate and product identity used herein, are trademarks of Caterpillar and may not be used without permission.
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