Electric Motors, Pumps, Gearboxes & Transformers — Repaired, Tested, Returned Ready
Electric Motors, Pumps, Gearboxes & Transformers.
Industrial repairs for equipment that can’t afford failures
When a unit goes down, everything downstream suffers, production, safety, schedules, contracts. This section exists for one purpose: to show exactly what gets rebuilt, how it’s handled, and what you can expect when the job is handed back.
What gets fixed here
Industries We Support
Repairs and servicing for rotating equipment and power assets across high-demand sites.
Suitable for breakdown work, planned shutdowns, and ongoing maintenance support.
Manufacturing sites depend on motors, gearboxes, pumps and alternators to keep lines moving, with failures often starting as heat, noise, vibration, or inconsistent output. Fast fault finding and targeted repairs matter most because a single unit can stop an entire process, from packaging to machining to materials handling.
Common needs include motor rewinds, bearing replacement, shaft repairs, gearbox strip and inspect work, seal servicing, pump repairs for water and process fluids, and on-site installation and removal of units during breakdowns or planned maintenance to reduce downtime and get equipment back into service quickly.
Water and wastewater operations rely heavily on pumping systems, drive motors, and standby power, often running 24/7. Wear from grit, corrosion, and continuous operation makes pump solutions and motor maintenance a constant requirement, especially where reliability affects service delivery.
Support in this space typically includes centrifugal and submersible pump repairs, seal and bearing replacement, impeller and casing repairs, motor rewinds for pump drives, generator and alternator repairs for backup systems, and installation and removal services for pump stations where lifting, alignment and commissioning are part of the job.
Rotating equipment in mining takes constant punishment from dust, heat, slurry, vibration, and high-duty cycles. Motor solutions, pump solutions, gearboxes, and magnetic separation support need to match harsh operating conditions, especially where shutdown windows are tight and production losses are expensive.
Typical work in this environment includes AC/DC motor rewinds and overhauls, pump refurbishment for slurry and process duties, gearbox repair and servicing for conveyors and crushers, WHIMS coil repairs for separation lines, and load testing where performance verification is required before return to site.
Power continuity depends on stable generation, distribution, and protection equipment. Alternators, generators, transformers and supporting drive systems require repair and servicing that focuses on insulation integrity, electrical testing, and safe operation under load.
Typical work includes generator and alternator rewinds and repairs, transformer repairs and servicing support, insulation resistance testing, fault diagnosis on output or overheating issues, and load testing for verification and documentation where performance needs to be proven before commissioning or return to service.
Industrial facilities often run mixed equipment across multiple areas, including pumps, motors, gear-driven systems, and standby power units. Failures can be unpredictable because duty cycles vary, and equipment may run in dusty environments with uneven loading and alignment drift over time.
Common requirements include motor repairs, pump servicing, gearbox repair and servicing, on-site installation and removal of units, laser alignment and coupling checks, troubleshooting vibration and heat issues, and planned maintenance work that prevents repeat failures across multiple plant areas.
From fault to return-to-service
A structured workflow for motors, pumps, gearboxes, generators, alternators, transformers, WHIMS coils, and hazardous-area equipment.
Intake and Fault Finding
Symptoms captured upfront, plus unit details and operating conditions. Fault finding focuses on electrical, mechanical and alignment-related causes
Strip, Inspect and Measure
Strip and inspect with checks on wear surfaces, tolerances and damage points. Measurements guide the exact repair scope and parts requirements.
Repair, Rewind and Rebuild
Rewinds, machining, bearing and seal replacement, component repairs and rebuilds. Work covers motors, pumps, gearboxes, alternators, transformers and WHIMS coils.
Testing and Handover
Electrical testing plus performance verification where required, including load testing. Prepared for installation, commissioning support, and return to operation.
Get an assessment on your unit
Share the unit type, fault symptoms, and urgency. A clear repair direction follows, including scope, turnaround expectations, and next steps for removal or delivery.