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Our company, Atlas Machine & Supply, has a century of industrial machining and machine repair. As a rebuilding specialist, we can perform press rebuilding, compressor rebuilding, pump rebuilding, spindle rebuilding, and much more. Let us be your choice for industrial machine repair solutions.
Vermont Machine Tool strives to be the top machine tool manufacturer in the world. Since 1983, our specialty is in remanufacturing services, retrofitting, retooling, machine tool repair & modernizing machine tools. Craftsmanship is our priority with expert engineers focusing on new technology.
Being a world leader in remanufacturing metal parts & components of machinery, Gremada Industries can extend your machine’s lifespan with our machine repair processes. With 50 years of experience, our remanufacturing and machine rebuilding equals product enhancement and excellence.
Serving total industry since 1984, Michigan Mechanical Services offers machinery repair and machinery rebuilding services. We do on-site or in-house machining services, cylinder repair services, crane repair, and more. With 24-hour emergency services, we should be your press repair choice!
MTB does machine tool rebuilding, retrofits, services and upgrades machine tools. One of our specialties is gear manufacturing machinery, but we also offer services for all types of machine tools. We have over 75+ years of rebuilding services experience and our goal is your complete satisfaction.
Moore Tool offers remanufacturing services such as jig grinder and machine tool repair. We also do spindle rebuilding and repair. Moore Tool offers grinding head repair—air turbine, electric and hydrostatic. We have been involved in machine tool rebuilding and other services since 1924.
Tool rebuilders provide manufacturers with an alternative to pricey machine replacement. When production levels begin to wane or machinery fails altogether, tool rebuilders can repair the old machine for less money than a company would spend on a new machine. In fact, manufacturers can usually afford to have two or more machines rebuilt for the price of buying one new machine. Tool rebuilders also save time, as they usually have a shorter lead time than buying new.
In addition to the economical savings that a manufacturer gains from rebuilding, rebuilding is desirable for other reasons as well. For example, a rebuilt tool comes back in a new-like state, but unlike brand new units, it is already set up for the applications that the manufacturer desires. Since it is essentially the same machine with which workers are already comfortable, employees do not require new training.
When a tool is ready to be rebuilt, tool rebuilders will send field workers to pick up and disassemble the tool. All components of the machine will be checked, cleaned, and replaced, if necessary. When rebuilding, tool rebuilders can also integrate new technology into the old machine in order to bring it up to current industry standards. Once all of these steps have been completed, tool rebuilders deliver the rebuilt machine back to its owner.
