Motor Housing and Flange Repair
The bearing seats on the front or rear covers of heavy-duty servo motors can widen over time. Similarly, hard impacts can break mounting flanges or motor feet. We repair these mechanical faults with CNC machining and special welding.
Cover & Flange Fault Symptoms
- Play in the bearing seat, bearing not seating
- Vibration and shortened bearing life
- Cracked/broken flange or motor foot
- Mounting and axis-alignment problems
Machining & Housing Revision
We repair worn bearing housings by inserting bushes or metal spraying, then CNC-machine to original tolerance. We repair broken flanges and aluminium body cracks with special TIG welding and perform axis alignment and runout tests. See our services.
Why Housing Repair?
Mechanical housing repair saves you from buying a new motor. Once the seat and flange are restored, the motor runs safely again.
Frequently Asked Questions
The bearing seat has widened — can it be repaired?
Yes. After bushing or metal spraying it is CNC-machined to original tolerance.
Can a broken flange be welded?
Yes. Aluminium body and flange cracks are repaired with special TIG welding.
Is axis alignment preserved after repair?
Yes. Original axis alignment and runout testing are performed afterwards.
Is there a warranty?
Yes. The motor is tested and delivered under warranty after housing repair.