20/10/2026
A Trial Is Only Useful If It Is Measured.
Every ECORA trial begins by establishing an operational baseline, because a change you cannot quantify is a change you cannot justify. The metrics are selected with the site according to the equipment, the commodity and the objectives — tonnes moved per shift, equipment availability, downtime caused by build-up, cleaning hours per month, equipment cycle time, throughput, payload efficiency, cost per tonne moved, safety interventions avoided, and return on investment with the associated payback period.
The comparison is then made on recorded site data rather than visual observation alone. At the end of the trial, ECORA provides a performance report comparing the baseline and treated periods, quantifying the benefit in operational, maintenance, safety and financial terms, and recommending the application system, consumable rate, maintenance approach and monitoring plan best suited to the operation. The objective is not to demonstrate that something looks cleaner. It is to show, in your own numbers, what changed.