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On site and in shop repair

Industrial machine repair near you

Presses, hydraulics, conveyors, packaging lines and more. Describe the problem and we match you with up to 3 local repair technicians, with a reply within 24 business hours.

Reply within 24 business hours.

Equipment we match technicians for

If it runs in a plant and it is not running right, there is a technician who fixes it.

Presses

Mechanical, hydraulic and servo presses, clutches, brakes and controls.

Hydraulics

Pumps, valves, cylinders, power units and leaks.

Conveyors

Belts, rollers, drives, sensors and alignment.

Packaging lines

Fillers, cappers, case packers, wrappers and labelers.

Injection molding

Hydraulic and electric molding machines, heaters and controls.

Compressors and pumps

Air compressors, vacuum pumps and process pumps.

Gearboxes and drives

Reducers, couplings, VFDs and motors.

Machine tools

Manual and CNC machines, grinders and saws.

Controls and PLCs

Panels, sensors, wiring and PLC faults.

Warning signs a machine needs repair

Tick the signs you are seeing.

Technician testing an industrial electrical control panel with a multimeter

Three ways to get it fixed

On site repair

Technician comes to the machine.

  • Large or installed equipment
  • Diagnosis in context
  • Controls, wiring and alignment work

In shop repair

Component goes to the technician's shop.

  • Motors, pumps, gearboxes, cylinders
  • Rebuilds that need special tools
  • Often lower cost per hour

Preventive maintenance

Scheduled visits before things break.

  • Inspection and lubrication rounds
  • Wear parts replaced on schedule
  • Fewer emergency calls

A simple maintenance rhythm

Most breakdowns we hear about start as something a routine check would have caught.

IntervalTypical tasks
DailyVisual check, leaks, unusual noise, fluid levels, guards in place
WeeklyLubrication points, belt and chain condition, filters, air pressure
MonthlyFasteners, alignment checks, electrical connections, hydraulic hoses
YearlyFluid analysis or change, bearing inspection, calibration, safety system test

A general pattern. Follow the equipment builder's maintenance schedule first.

How it works

  1. Describe the problem

    Equipment type, make and model, symptom, urgency and ZIP code.

  2. We match locally

    Up to 3 technicians near you who work on that equipment.

  3. They contact you

    Compare scope, timing and price. Hire the one you trust.

For repair technicians

Independent technicians and service companies: receive repair requests from plants near you that match the equipment you know. Free to join.

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Industrial piping and valves in a production plant

Questions

What kinds of machines do you cover?

Industrial production equipment: presses, hydraulic systems, conveyors, packaging lines, injection molding machines, compressors, pumps, gearboxes, welding equipment and machine tools.

Do you do the repairs?

No. We match you with independent technicians and service companies near you. They quote, schedule and invoice the work.

What does it cost me to use the service?

Nothing. Sending a request is free. Technicians pay a fee for requests they accept.

Can a technician come on site?

Yes, most technicians in the network work on site. For components such as motors, pumps or gearboxes, some prefer to repair in their shop. Say which you need.

Can I get a preventive maintenance contract?

Yes. Choose preventive maintenance on the form and we match you with technicians who offer scheduled service.

How quickly will someone respond?

We reply within 24 business hours. Technicians who accept contact you directly and agree timing with you.