CNC and ManualMachine Tool Repair
Our field technicians travel nationwide to diagnose and repair CNC and manual machine tools on site, so your equipment gets back to work fast.
Request ServiceDowntime Costs More Than The Repair Itself
A machine sitting idle costs you production time and money every day it is down. We diagnose the real problem first, then repair it right the first time.
Our technicians carry the diagnostic equipment and common replacement parts needed to complete most repairs during the same visit. When a part needs to be sourced or built in our shop, we keep you updated on timing so you can plan around it instead of guessing.
How We Handle A Repair Call
Initial Diagnostics
We start with a full diagnostic to find the actual cause behind the problem.
On Site Assessment
A field technician reviews the machine in person and confirms what needs to happen next.
Repair and Calibration
We repair, replace, or recalibrate what the machine actually needs, using the same techs on every visit.
Testing and Verification
Before we call the job done, we run the machine to confirm it holds tolerance and performs correctly.
Ongoing Support
We stay available after the repair, so a follow up question gets a fast answer.
When It Is Time To Call For Repair
Unusual Noise or Vibration
Grinding, knocking, or new vibration during a cut usually points to a mechanical problem that gets worse the longer it runs.
Loss of Accuracy
Parts drifting out of tolerance is often a sign of wear in the ballscrews, bearings, or alignment.
Repeated Error Codes
A fault that keeps returning after a reset points to a control or electronics issue worth diagnosing before it causes a full shutdown.
Leaks or Overheating
Hydraulic or coolant leaks and a spindle or motor running hotter than usual are both worth a diagnostic visit before they cause a bigger failure.
We Travel Anywhere In The Country
Based in Kentucky and available for field service across the United States, so distance does not decide whether we take the job.
Request CNC or Manual Machine Repair
Tell us what your machine is doing and we will get a technician on the schedule.
CNC and Manual Machine Types We Service
- 3, 4, and 5 axis CNC machining centers, domestic and foreign
- Manual mills, lathes, and machine tools
- Older and obsolete machines other shops will not take on
- Metal, composite, and plastic material handling equipment
CNC and Manual Repair FAQ
Yes. We handle manual mills, lathes, and other manual machine tools alongside CNC equipment.
Yes. Our field service covers CNC and manual machine tool repair nationwide.
Yes. We have experience recovering older and obsolete machines that other shops will not take on.
We diagnose exactly what your machine needs and get that part sourced or repaired without a long OEM lead time.