Rotating equipment repair
Pumps, gearboxes, motors and fans, with the root cause documented.
View serviceMetal fabricators, plastics plants, printers and food processors: they run every day and have no in-house technical team to fix a breakdown.
Shops and factories without their own maintenance department.
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At a midsize manufacturer, the owner or production manager is also the maintenance manager. When a machine goes down, there's no department to diagnose it: just a stopped line and someone on the phone looking for help.
For these clients, we make two commitments: a response by the next business day, and an estimate that separates what has to be done now from what can wait until the end of the month.
We also leave behind, at no extra cost, a basic maintenance plan for the equipment we worked on: what to check, how often and which spare is worth keeping on hand.
Each one is handled by a specific service, with one technical lead from start to finish.
The ones we use most often in this kind of plant. Each service page details scope and deliverables.
Pumps, gearboxes, motors and fans, with the root cause documented.
View serviceTurning, milling and grinding, with every critical dimension checked.
View serviceRebuilding worn parts with a qualified procedure.
View serviceShop or field balancing to the required balance grade.
View serviceEquipment criticality, maintenance plans and critical spares on the shelf.
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Continuous production, where unplanned downtime is measured in tons.
Remote sites and power plants, where parts take time and access costs money.