Machine Rebuilding Services for Hammond, Indiana Businesses

For businesses in Hammond, Indiana, Precision Service MTR provides expert machine rebuilding services to prolong equipment life and ensure top performance. Machine rebuilding—or remanufacturing—fully disassembles machinery for cleaning, repair, or part replacement, restoring it to original tolerances. This delivers like-new equipment with enhanced durability, a vital edge for Hammond’s industrial sector.

Machine Rebuilding vs. Repair

Repairs target only damaged parts, but rebuilding revamps machinery entirely. Precision Service MTR dismantles each component, restoring full functionality to OEM specs. For Hammond companies, it’s a cost call—if repairs pile up, rebuilding cuts long-term expenses and extends equipment life.

Machine Rebuilding Process

Rebuilding requires mastery of alignments, hydraulics, mechanics, electrics, and controls. Precision Service MTR follows a thorough process for Hammond clients:

1. Disassemble to the base, clean, and inspect.
2. Grind ways, scrape, or replace linear guides (machine-dependent).
3. Rebuild or replace ball screws, spindles, turrets, and tool changers.
4. Repair oil pumps, lines, and meters for proper flow.
5. Reassemble and test electrical systems.

Industrial Machines We Rebuild in Hammond

We service all major brands, specializing in metal-cutting equipment, gearboxes, spindles, and more. Our lathe rebuilding includes CNC, multi-spindle, turret, toolroom, and grinding lathes. For CNC machines under 12 years old, we strip to the iron, replace bearings, and retrofit controls—perfect for Hammond’s manufacturing needs.

Contact Precision Service MTR

With 30+ years in machining, we offer Hammond businesses premier rebuilding with a 12-month warranty. Contact us for expert industrial machine repair or CNC rebuilding today!

Manufacturing Outlook for Hammond, Indiana

Hammond, Indiana, thrives as a manufacturing hub near Chicago, blending legacy industry with modern growth. Home to giants like Lear Corporation and smaller metalworking shops, it produces auto parts, steel, and machinery components. A $150 million investment in NiSource’s infrastructure in 2024 underscores economic vitality, while the city’s 2,500 manufacturing jobs (per 2023 BLS data) rely on cost-effective equipment upkeep. Growth outpaces Gary’s at 1.5% annually, fueled by proximity to transport hubs. Precision Service MTR supports this $2 billion local economy, rebuilding machines to keep Hammond’s plants competitive and efficient.