Mike Melton explains why shops that skip roller-checking equipment end up chasing vibration complaints and losing customers. Without the right tools to measure runout, you get repeat service calls and a damaged reputation. Invest in proper equipment now or pay for it later.
The roller's going to come down, put that force on there, check for anything that's going to cause an issue. That's what a lot of shops don't do. They don't spend the extra money for the right equipment to make sure their customers not— don't have a problem or have to come back with vibration issues. Because if you don't have this machine, you're going to be chasing your tail because you don't know if it's got high runout.
