Repairing a high-torque mixer drive requires specialized knowledge and precision machining. Our process begins with a complete teardown and a deep chemical cleaning to strip away all hardened product, grease, and metallic debris.
Our technicians then perform a meticulous inspection, measuring every housing bore, shaft journal, and internal tolerance to identify the exact root cause of the failure. We rebuild these units using only premium, high-capacity Timken or SKF bearings engineered to withstand extreme mixing loads.
If your internal gears have been destroyed by contamination or metal fatigue our in-house manufacturing division can reverse-engineer and precision-grind new gearing up to 20 feet in diameter. We manufacture these replacement gears to match or exceed the original OEM hardness and profile specifications.
Finally, we install upgraded seal systems to prevent future material ingress and subject the fully assembled unit to a rigorous dynamic load test.