Repairs
Laurel Fluid Power, Inc. repairs failed pumps, valves, and cylinders in its machine shop facility. Components are disassembled, evaluated, repaired, assembled, and tested — the entire process thoroughly documented.
The repair process
Every repair follows a documented six-step process to ensure quality and accountability.
Disassembly
The component is carefully disassembled and all parts are documented.
Evaluation
Each part is inspected and measured. Technicians use their experience to identify the cause of component failure.
Repair
Parts are repaired, re-machined, or replaced as needed. Identified failure causes are addressed during the repair. Components may sometimes be modified to perform better in a specific application than the original design.
Assembly
The unit is reassembled to specification.
Testing
Repaired components are tested to help ensure quality before return.
Documentation
The entire process is thoroughly documented.
Reduce costs and downtime
This service offers substantial benefit to the customer by reducing maintenance costs and minimizing downtime. Our technicians use their experience to identify the cause of component failure and will address those issues when performing repairs.
Components can often be modified to perform better than the original design in a given application, adding value by extending service life and reducing long-term repair costs.
- Repairing components can reduce maintenance costs.
- Repairing components can minimize equipment downtime.
- A repair can often be completed in a fraction of the delivery time required for a new replacement component.
- Laurel Fluid Power can quote new replacement components for use as spares.
- New replacement pricing may also be provided as a reference when comparing repair costs.
Need a pump, valve, or cylinder repaired?
Call Laurel Fluid Power to discuss your repair. Open Monday–Friday, 7:00 AM–4:00 PM.