Products · Shaft manufacturing

Downtime has no future. Your shaft does.

We professionally restore damaged shafts or manufacture replacements from drawings and samples. CAD support is also available on request.

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Restoration New manufacture From one-off parts to series production
Back in service instead of written off

When a shaft fails, the right solution matters.

Damaged bearing or sealing seats do not automatically mean the end of a component. We assess the best route: restore the existing shaft or manufacture a new one.

We look beyond the shaft itself. Where needed, we include shaft protection sleeves, impellers and other adjoining components. Our aim is to get your equipment reliably back into operation.

Matched to the starting point

Four ways to restore function

Not every damaged or missing shaft needs the same answer. Our work starts with the technical situation.

01

Restoration

Damaged bearing and sealing seats are selectively restored.

02

New manufacture

New shafts are made to technical specifications or from an existing sample.

03

CAD support

On request, we create a detailed drawing from the sample.

04

Surrounding system

Sleeves, impellers and surrounding functional parts can be considered from the outset.

More than re-turning

Function comes from working together.

Geometry, seats, surfaces and mating components together determine whether a restored or new shaft will perform reliably over time. We combine the necessary steps into a coordinated solution.

New bearing and sealing seatsTargeted restoration of heavily used functional areas
Hard chrome and Metcoloy 2Hard functional surfaces and controlled dimensional build-up for restoration
Ceramic coatingSealable coating systems with application-dependent sliding and emergency running properties
Drawing from a sampleCAD support for repeatable new manufacture
A closer look
Damaged shaft or missing drawing?

Show us what you have.

A photograph, sample or existing documents are enough for an initial discussion. Together, we will assess restoration or new manufacture.

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