For Falk industrial reducers: full teardown and inspection, evaluation of gears and shafts, replacement of bearings, restoration of housings and a complete rebuild.
What a complete repair takes in
Work starts from the equipment nameplate, the symptoms you are seeing and the conditions the unit serves in. Because the assembly is inspected as a complete system, the repair takes in shafts, bearings, seals, gears, housings, alignment, lubrication and the connected drive — not merely the first part that shows visible damage.
Inspection, the rebuild itself & testing
- Inspection on arrival, with the condition documented
- Full teardown and cleaning, plus dimensional checks
- Machining, welding or manufacturing of replacement parts where needed
- Restoration covering bearings, seals, shafts, gears and housings
- Careful reassembly and alignment, followed by final testing
Begin with the exact model
Send over the manufacturer, the model, the serial number, the application and the symptoms. A photo of the nameplate helps the shop pin down the correct configuration and map out the fastest practical route.