Press Rebuilders

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Serving heavy industries since 1967, Pamco Machine Works does machine rebuilding & machinery repair of gearboxes, speed reducers & power transmission equipment. Our maintenance & restoration services are known worldwide. Specializing in repair of rotating & reciprocating machinery for industrial applications, we do machine tool repair, remanufacturing or can fabricate a new machine.
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QB Industries Ltd.
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Innisfil, Ontario
888-431-0222
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Since 1981, QB Industries Ltd. has been doing machinery repairs & machinery rebuilding. Our machine shop services include retrofitting, grinding, hand scraping, frosting, casting new pieces, repairing broken casting, manufacturing of machine parts such as gears & crankshafts, and press rebuilding. Pick up and delivery of machinery is available for your convenience, along with free estimates.
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Since 1984, Machine Tool Rebuilding, Inc. has been doing machine tool repair & spindle rebuilding for Navy carriers worldwide. Our rebuilding has been on punch press rebuilding, machine tools & hand scraping of mating surfaces. Our preventive maintenance program can be tailored to your needs. As a punch press & machine tool rebuilder, we add years to the life of your machiney & add productivity.
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Kent Industrial USA offers a full range of conventional & CNC machinery for your shop. We have surface grinders, knee milling machines, compact machining centers, engine lathes & EDM. We have on-site spindle rebuilding capability plus rescrapping complete machines & have a well stocked parts department. For more information about our excellent services, please call today! In business since 1979.
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With machinery repair or production fabrication, Bear Ridge Machine & Fabrication has the capability to do both under one roof. As machinery rebuilders or building new machines from design to delivery, we offer our versatility to the customer. We do repair of replacement parts in our machine shop. In business for 4 decades, our workmanship & quality product offerings are our continual mission.
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Machinery Solutions (MSI) can help you with all machinery rebuilding needs. We offer total tool rebuilding services as well as machine tool repair, spindle rebuilding, press rebuilding, & other machinery repair. Our rebuilding services are equal to the machine tool builders themselves. We have the solutions for all of your metalworking machinery needs with hundreds of new & used machines in stock.
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Press Rebuilders

Press rebuilders are companies that focus on rebuilding metal presses. Utilizing press rebuilders is often an economical decision, as a company can usually have two or more presses rebuilt for the price of one new press. Rebuilding also often has a shorter lead-time than buying new. Rebuilding is needed when the press starts running slowly or sloppily and, as a result, production falters.

After being rebuilt, the press comes back in a new-like state. Unlike brand new units, however, a rebuilt press is already set up for the applications that the owning company requires. Using a rebuilt press also does not require employees to be trained on new procedures and protocol, as the press will still function in the same manner as before it was rebuilt.

Press rebuilders often offer annual inspection services so that companies can be aware of the status of their machine and when it should be rebuilt. The rebuilding process usually takes anywhere from eight to twelve weeks.

When a press is ready to be rebuilt, the rebuilder will send workers to pick up and disassemble the press. All components of the machine will be checked, cleaned, and, if necessary, replaced. Once these steps are completed, the press will be painted, polished, reassembled, and delivered back to the owner of the press.