Machining is used both to finish repaired components back to specification and to manufacture one-off replacement parts when OEM supply is impractical.
The examples below are based on Smartco's own published service and repair descriptions.
Custom shafts, sleeves, adaptors and repaired components returned to working dimensions.
Faces, pockets, mounting geometry and repaired surfaces machined back to functional geometry.
Published as part of Smartco's machining offering for custom replacement work.
Weld repair and machining are frequently combined to rebuild lugs, bores, bearing seats and mating surfaces.
Shafts, gears, mounting plates and other components can be made where replacement assemblies are excessive or unavailable.
Existing factory components can be adapted or reworked to suit a customer requirement.
A repair may involve more than one process. A welded housing can still need machining; an unavailable part can be recreated and then fitted into an existing assembly.