CAPABILITIES
Rotating equipment
Pumps and motors for the work your plant depends on.
Pumps and motors often stay in service through several repairs and changes in production. We assess repair and replacement options against the equipment’s condition, operating duty, and installation.
Equipment coverage
The scope includes centrifugal and positive-displacement pumps, AC and DC motors, blowers, vacuum pumps, and mixers.
- End-suction, split-case, and submersible pumps.
- Gear, lobe, diaphragm, and progressive-cavity pumps.
- Motors and associated driven equipment.
Repair and refurbishment
Work may involve motor winding, balancing, machining, electrical testing, or vibration assessment. The inspection determines which work is relevant; a repair proposal should make that scope explicit.
Repair cost is one part of the decision. Consider the replacement lead time, the equipment’s recent history, and whether the original application has changed. Repeating the same repair without examining a recurring fault can leave the underlying question unanswered.
Installation and return to service
Field work includes removal, alignment, installation, startup, and troubleshooting. The mechanical assembly and its drive should be considered together.
Plan the handover around the completed work: what was replaced, what was checked, and what the equipment owner needs to address before or after installation.
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Parts, repairs, or a planned project?
Tell us what equipment you have, what needs attention, and when you need it.