Case studies
Our experienced and highly qualified team are dedicated to getting you the right equipment for the job, whether that means upgrading an existing asset or specifying a new asset to meet your requirements.
We aim to achieve a high quality of work to give your equipment peak performance and ongoing reliability.
Motor voltage fault
In most cases, the price of a motor itself is trivial compared to the cost of unscheduled downtime. Our preventative maintenance programs include motor servicing and replacement motor brushes to ensure the equipment works at its peak for longer. We will then monitor the voltage at each service interval and record the information as part of the complete history of your asset.
Machine stopped working
Whatever the problem, our qualified technicians will inspect your equipment and provide a quote to make the necessary repairs. We always source parts and components from the Original End Manufacturer (OEM) to ensure the equipment is kept in-line with its original specifications but our purchasing team can also quote you on equivalent parts to fit within a budget.
Tyre damage
We carry a range of standard replacement tubes, tyres and wheels for varying types of equipment. If we don’t have one in stock, we will source one that matches within a day. If the wearing or damage is minimal, we can replace tyres, respray chipped paint and replace bearings and housings.
Low battery voltage
If your equipment is showing a low voltage reading, even after a full charge cycle, you may need new batteries. But on occasion, the issue may stem from bad wiring or circuitry. Our technicians will always look for the root cause of the issue and apply the appropriate fix.
Broken castor / wheel
Not only do we carry a huge range of replacement wheels and castors, but we also offer recoating services. If you have a drive wheel or heavy duty wheel that has a polyurethane coating on a cast iron centre, we can strip off the worn layer and recoat it for a fraction of the price of buying a new one.
Motor overheating
One of the most common sources of motor operating problems is overheating. it’s no secret that motors produce heat as a by-product of their operation. This heat is a result of winding resistance and other inefficiencies in the generation and induction of the magnetic flux used to produce torque at the motor shaft. The rule of thumb for motor life expectancy is “every 10 degrees rise in motor temperature results in a 50% decrease of motor life".