RelArc for Industrial Sustainability
Innovative solutions for sustainable manufacturing and asset management.
RelArc for Industrial Sustainability
Innovative solutions for sustainable manufacturing and asset management.
About RelArc
Our Mission
Our mission is to illuminate the latest sustainable technologies and practices from OEMs/ practitioners and bring them to sustainability‑focused organizations through insightful blogs and engaging video interviews.
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Urgency
Our Goal
Our Goal
The industrial sector is responsible for
54% energy consumption, 9.2 billion tonnes
of waste generation and 20-30% of
greenhouse emissions annually all over
the world. It is past time we start to seriously work
on reducing these.
Our Goal
Our Goal
Our Goal
We strive to be the go‑to resource for organizations looking to make their production facilities more sustainable. This platform serves as a central hub where users can explore the latest and most impactful products, technologies, and solutions designed to elevate the sustainability of their assets and operations.
Our Approach
Our Approach
Our Approach
We actively engage with OEMs and solution providers to spotlight their latest
innovations that support sustainable manufacturing. By showcasing advancements in their products that reduce energy consumption, enable waste‑material recycling, and lower
greenhouse gas emissions, we help
organizations identify products and technologies that
can strengthen the sustainability of their assets and operations.
Our Method
Our Approach
Our Approach
We showcase the most effective sustainability products and practices that can be implemented directly at industrial sites. Through regular video interviews and in‑depth blogs, we highlight innovations ranging from high‑efficiency motors and advanced leak‑detection technologies to emission‑reduction solutions and end‑of‑life strategies for manufacturing components. Our goal is to equip you with clear, practical insights so you can evaluate what’s right for your facility. Together, we can advance sustainability—one machine at a time.
Why Industrial Sustainability
Gone are the days when a company could place a recycling bin in the corner and claim it was doing its part for sustainability. Today’s consumers expect hard evidence of how organizations are progressing toward meaningful environmental responsibility. Customers, shareholders, and even employees want to know what their organization is doing—and what role they themselves play—in advancing sustainability.
Sustainability is not a new global movement, yet progress still lags behind. Nevertheless, it will only grow in importance because it is an absolute necessity for our survival. In a global economy, it no longer matters where a company is headquartered; customers can easily discover how products are manufactured and sourced with just a tap of a fingertip. If a company does not want to become irrelevant in the near future, it is crucial to take action now and improve sustainability metrics year after year.
Industrial sustainability is a pressing issue because manufacturing industries are among the largest sources of emissions, energy consumption, and waste. Since the Industrial Revolution, this trend has only increased—and now we are approaching limits that threaten our long‑term survival. Just as we once scaled up mass production of consumer goods, we must now scale up sustainability at an industrial level if we want to make a real impact. Switching to fluorescent bulbs or placing recycling bins around a facility are positive steps, but they are only a drop in the bucket.
We need to implement energy conservation, emission control, and waste‑reduction strategies directly into manufacturing equipment and processes. It is estimated that 50–53% of the world’s electric power is consumed by motors—mostly induction motors. A lot of this power is wasted in the course of manufacturing in the form of misalignment, imbalance, improper sizing and design, leaks, heat loss due to friction and improper insulation etc. Proper balancing and shaft alignment alone can save an estimated 2-10% in energy. Leaks in pneumatic systems can waste as much as 30%. Beyond that, countless industrial components—bearings, lubricants, valves, fittings, gaskets, filters, and more—can dramatically reduce energy use, emissions, and waste when selected and maintained properly.
RelArc is embarking on a journey to explore practical ways to make manufacturing more sustainable. Our focus will be on highlighting evolving OEM technologies, proven practices, and success stories from manufacturers who are leading the way. Through blogs and videos, we aim to share insights that any manufacturing site can learn from as they progress on their sustainability journey.
No matter how ambitious the goal, every transformation begins with a single step. If we can share even one sustainability feature that a reader can implement immediately, we will consider it a success. Step by step, RelArc will move closer to our shared goal—and we will proudly call this effort “One machine at a time.”.
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