
Strainlabs and RMD Strengthen Collaboration
In 2024, Strainlabs entered a technology partnership with Railway Metrics and Dynamics (RMD). The goal: to combine Strainlabs sensor technology with RMD’s real-time monitoring platform
Built-in sensors measure bolt condition every 10 minutes and deliver data straight into our monitoring system.
So you can act months before failure, not after.

Every 10 minutes. Automatic. 24/7.

Real-time alerts, trends and full history. All in one dashboard.

Early warning, not late discovery. Plan the stop – don't react to it.
Automatic data transfer
Readings are sent wirelessly to our monitoring systems. No manual collection. All data at the same place.
Alerts and trends where you already work
Monitor bolt condition in real time, track changes over time, and get alerted before small shifts become costly failures.
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Manual inspections require downtime, provide limited information, and only show a snapshot of bolt condition at a single point in time.
Meanwhile, critical bolted joints are exposed to heat, vibrations and mechanical forces, around the clock. Between inspections, there is no data. Problems are discovered after damage has already occurred.
The result: unplanned downtime, safety risks, and costs that could have been avoided.
See how companies across multiple industries, use our solution to prevent failures and reduce risk.
In 2024, Strainlabs entered a technology partnership with Railway Metrics and Dynamics (RMD). The goal: to combine Strainlabs sensor technology with RMD’s real-time monitoring platform to create smarter maintenance solutions for the railway industry.
Boliden has a long tradition of pioneering digitalization and testing new technologies to modernize and automate work within the mining industry. By actively investing in predictive maintenance, the company aims to minimize unplanned downtime and maximize safety in its mines. As part of this strategy, Boliden is now evaluating Strainlabs System in two critical areas of the production flow: a stationary jaw crusher and an underground loader.
Seaflex is a pioneering company in marine mooring solutions, increasingly focusing on the expanding sector of floating solar platforms. Seaflex has partnered with Strainlabs to ensure the long-term stability of floating installations with efficient setups for remote monitoring.
Keep production running. Detect bolt failures before they cause unplanned line stops.
Build smarter machines. Offer your customers built-in bolt monitoring as a competitive edge.
Heat, pressure and vibrations affecting critical joints around the clock. Know what's happening – without stopping production.
Strainlabs develops and manufactures preload-sensing bolts and monitoring systems in-house. Every unit is calibrated and quality-controlled before delivery. Want to know how bolt preload data fits into your maintenance strategy? Start here.

Maintenance Technical Manager, Boliden Mines
“Our unit drives maintenance improvements and helps implement new technologies we believe add value across all Boliden sites. We now have two Strainlabs applications running in Garpenberg. One is on the jaw crusher, where it’s extremely difficult to inspect or even detect if the bolts are loose – we want that data-driven. The other application is mobile – a rotating shaft on a vehicle that moves around. Our underground machines have good connectivity, and we want to explore how we can integrate bolting data with other data sources to gain an even deeper understanding of our equipment and its condition.”

Technical manager, Railway at Øresundsbron
“We aim for the most data-driven and smart maintenance possible, and we have an ambition for the facility to notify us when it needs attention. The bridge is designed to last 200 years – we have 175 years left, and we are already looking ahead to what will happen further down the road. We don’t wait for needs to arise; instead, we work proactively towards more AI and machine learning. We want to move away from traditional calendar-based maintenance, which is why this is an interesting pilot project.”

In 2024, Strainlabs entered a technology partnership with Railway Metrics and Dynamics (RMD). The goal: to combine Strainlabs sensor technology with RMD’s real-time monitoring platform

Strainlabs system turns invisible risks into visible insights and takes control of your bolted joint health.

Modern fastening training is undergoing a transformation. Thanks to experts like Markus Fischer, educational initiatives in Germany are updated to better equip engineers and technicians to master the complexities of bolted joints. By combining theory with practical tests and live demonstrations, these courses foster a deeper understanding of how to ensure joint safety and long-term performance.
Most companies start with a pilot on their most critical joints. We help you identify where data makes the biggest difference.