Shop & field machine repair

Machine repair & modification

Restore worn components, solve recurring problems, or adapt equipment to the work you need it to do.

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Restore or improve

How Lenex can help

Existing equipment is often worth repairing or adapting—especially when replacement is expensive, unavailable, or would not solve the underlying problem. Lenex can repair failed systems, restore worn journals and bearing surfaces, and modify machines for changing production needs.

  • Mechanical repairs and rebuilds
  • Shaft, bearing-journal, and worn-surface repair
  • Line boring and bore restoration
  • Spray welding and dimensional restoration
  • Grinding, heat treatment, and coating coordination
  • Reliability, guarding, and operational improvements
  • Obsolete-component replacement
  • Process and capacity modifications

Because machining, fabrication, specialty processes, troubleshooting, controls, and vendor resources can be coordinated together, this can reduce the need for the customer to coordinate several separate shops.

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Recent work

Recent Lenex work.

New lugs welded onto an excavator arm
New lugs welded onto an excavator arm
Welded pipe stub on a flange
Welded pipe stub on a flange

Before you start

Good questions.
Clear next steps.

Repair options, scope, materials, timing, and service arrangements are confirmed for the actual job.

Can worn journals and bores be restored?

Lenex can evaluate journal repair, line boring, spray welding, machining, and related restoration options. Suitability depends on inspection and the application.

Can mechanical and controls work be coordinated?

Yes. Lenex can consider mechanical repair, fabrication, controls, and vendor resources as parts of the same equipment problem.

Tell us what needs to work.

Start with the problem, part, or project—not a list of trades to coordinate.

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