Domestic Production of sugar is contributing approximately 15% of the world’s total sugar output. Our vast population and deep-rooted cultural preference for sweets, also has high domestic consumption—making is both a major producer and a consistent importer of sugar.

Sugar is the second-largest agro-based industry, following the cotton textiles industry. A significant portion of the country’s sugar processing infrastructure, however, consists of small-capacity units, many of which are over 50 years old. These units involve multiple moving components, including rolling belts, crushers, and vibratory systems—all of which are highly susceptible to wear and operational failure.

In this context, Condition Monitoring emerges as a crucial factor—minimizing unplanned downtimes, improving operational efficiency, and ensuring sustainable plant performance in an industry where even short disruptions can have significant economic consequences.