Born and raised Wisconsin techs · Authorized HACO Dealer

Machine down? Call (414) 381-0127

Born and raised Wisconsin techs · Authorized HACO Dealer

Machine down? Call (414) 381-0127

Quick answerLocalSpindle of Wisconsin repairs CNC machines and industrial equipment in Stevens Point, Plover and Whiting. We work on machining centers, lathes, controls, spindles, servo motors, food processing and packaging lines, PLCs, drives and fabrication equipment.

CNC repair in Stevens Point

Paper and food in Portage County

Portage County’s industries include paper, food processing (especially potatoes and vegetables from the surrounding farms), printing and fabrication. Food and paper plants run lines, drives and controls; machine shops and fabricators keep them supplied.

Food processing lines run hard during harvest season, when a stop costs the most. We help plants get ready before the season and respond during it.

Stevens Point sits on I-39 and Highway 10.

LocalSpindle in Stevens Point

CountyPortage County
TeamClosest team, statewide
Getting thereI-39, Highway 10 and Highway 66
Work we seeFood processing, paper, printing, metal fabrication

Shops and machines

The work we see in Stevens Point

Kind of shopMachinesCalls we get
Food processorsLines, conveyors, PLCsStops, washdown, drives
Paper and printingLines, drivesTrips, motors
Machine and fab shopsMills, lathes, press brakesAlarms, angles

Everything on the floor in Stevens Point

Conveyor, packaging and drive repair in Stevens Point

Motors, VFDs, conveyors and packaging equipment wear fast in Stevens Point’s washdown and dusty plant environments. We repair them on site, and we tell you which parts to keep on the shelf so the next stop is short.

For Stevens Point’s food processors, that’s lines, conveyors and PLCs. The usual calls: stops, washdown and drives. See conveyor and packaging repair and motor and VFD repair.

CNC control and drive repair in Stevens Point

Most machines in Stevens Point run Fanuc controls, with Siemens, Heidenhain, Mazatrol, Okuma OSP and Haas close behind. We clear alarms, restore lost parameters after a dead battery, repair drive and amplifier faults and bring back dead screens. We back up your control before we touch anything.

In Stevens Point, we see this most at paper and printing: lines and drives, with calls for trips and motors. See CNC control repair.

Automation and line repair in Stevens Point

A robot cell that faults out or a PLC line that won’t restart stops more than one machine in Stevens Point. The LocalSpindle team closest to you finds the cause, whether it’s a sensor, a safety circuit, a servo, a program or a network fault, and gets the line moving.

That goes for the big plants in Stevens Point and the two-machine shops in Whiting alike. See robot and automation repair and PLC repair.

Press brake, shear and laser repair in Stevens Point

Fabrication equipment works hard in Stevens Point: press brakes, shears, lasers, punches, saws and plate rolls on every shift. We repair all of it on site, set shear blade gaps and flip blades, and tune press brakes so the first part bends right.

For Stevens Point’s machine and fab shops, that’s mills, lathes and press brakes. The usual calls: alarms and angles. See press brake and shear repair and laser and plasma repair.

Machining center repair for Stevens Point shops

From a single Haas VF in a two-man shop to a line of Makino and Okuma horizontals, the LocalSpindle team closest to you works on the mills Stevens Point actually runs. Tool changer misfires, axis drift, way cover damage and lube alarms are the everyday calls, and most get fixed in one visit.

We cover this work across Portage County, from shops along I-39 to Wisconsin Rapids and Plover. See CNC mill repair.

Lathe repair for Stevens Point production shops

For Stevens Point’s turning work, we repair turret index and clamp alarms, chuck and hydraulic pressure problems, tailstock faults, bar feeder interface issues and spindle drive alarms on Okuma, Mazak, Doosan Puma, Haas ST, Hardinge, Citizen and Star machines.

Shops in Waupaca and Whiting call us for the same work. See CNC lathe repair.

Spindle, servo and hydraulic rebuilds in Stevens Point

Heavy cutting and long shifts wear out spindles, servo motors and hydraulic units. We test them on the machine, repair what can be repaired in place, and rebuild spindles and servo motors with new bearings and seals when they’re done.

The LocalSpindle team closest to you handles it anywhere around Stevens Point, including Almond and Amherst. See spindle rebuilds and servo motor rebuilds.

CNC maintenance plans in Stevens Point

The LocalSpindle team closest to you runs maintenance plans for mills, lathes, press brakes, lasers, robots and plant equipment in Stevens Point. Each visit covers lube, filters, hydraulics, batteries and backups, accuracy checks and a written report. Our maintenance packages go further too: multi-week on-site tech deployment while you hire, and help finding the right maintenance people.

Plans cover shops across Portage County, including Plover and Wisconsin Rapids. See maintenance packages.

Buying a machine in Stevens Point? Talk to the people who fix them

Buy a press brake, shear, fiber laser, lathe or mill from the techs who repair them. We’re an authorized dealer for HACO and other top brands, and machines we sell to Stevens Point shops can come with a repair package wrapped on.

We deliver and install anywhere around Stevens Point, from Whiting to Waupaca. See machine sales.

Why Stevens Point shops call LocalSpindle

Stevens Point gets a local team, not a tech flown in from out of state. Wisconsin born and raised, engineering backgrounds, one call for the whole floor, and a straight answer when a machine is worth fixing and when it isn’t.

Our reputation took 10 years of Wisconsin shop floors to build, and we’re just getting started. With the reach of several brands we represent, including the respected HACO line, Stevens Point shops get new machines at prices that are hard to beat. See HACO machines.

Repair

Equipment we repair in Stevens Point

Picked for Stevens Point’s food processing and paper. Anything else on the floor, we repair that too.

Conveyor & packaging line repair in Stevens Point

Conveyors, wrappers, case packers and line equipment: drives, belts, sensors and controls.

Motor & VFD repair in Stevens Point

Motors and drives that trip, overheat or growl: diagnosis, replacement and drive setup.

PLC & industrial controls repair in Stevens Point

PLCs, HMIs, I/O and panels: faults found, programs backed up and lines brought back.

Press brake & shear repair in Stevens Point

Hydraulic and electric brakes and shears: backgauges, crowning, synchronization, light curtains, blades.

Fiber laser & plasma cutter repair in Stevens Point

Fiber and CO2 lasers and plasma tables: cut quality, motion, height control, chillers and gas.

Band, cold & cutoff saw repair in Stevens Point

Production saws that cut crooked or stall: guides, tension, vises, feeds and hydraulics.

Spindle repair & rebuild in Stevens Point

Noise, heat, runout and drawbar problems found on site, and spindles rebuilt when the bearings are done.

Servo motor repair & rebuild in Stevens Point

Overload and encoder alarms traced to the cause, drives repaired, servo motors rebuilt with new bearings and seals.

Example call in Stevens Point

Vegetable line conveyor drive failing before harvest

The call

A food processor near Stevens Point found a conveyor drive running hot during a pre-season test run.

What we did

  1. Diagnose. The gearbox oil was low and dark, and the motor’s cooling fan cover was packed with debris.
  2. Fix. Changed gearbox oil, cleaned the motor and checked the drive settings.
  3. Prove. Ran the line for hours at normal temperature.

The result. Ready for harvest.

A typical call, written to show how we work. It isn’t a specific customer.

Talk to a Wisconsin tech

Machine down in Stevens Point?

Call and a tech will tell you what we’d check first, then the LocalSpindle team closest to you heads your way.

FAQ

CNC repair in Stevens Point: questions

Asking about a machine in Stevens Point? Call (414) 381-0127.

Yes, Stevens Point is in our regular service area. The LocalSpindle team closest to you handles CNC repair, rebuilds and maintenance for Stevens Point shops, from one-machine job shops to full plants.

Yes. We help Stevens Point shops retrofit older machines with new controls, drives, motors and safety systems when the iron is still good, and we’ll tell you honestly when a retrofit makes more sense than a new machine.

Yes. Lights-out only works when the machine is reliable. We set up and fix the automation around it, like robots, bar feeders, pallet changers and probing, and put the machine on a maintenance plan so it runs all night.

Yes. Press brakes, shears, fiber lasers and CNC machines, sold and installed by the same Wisconsin techs who service them, with a repair package available. Ask about current HACO models for Stevens Point.

Yes. The LocalSpindle team closest to you repairs waterjets in Stevens Point: high-pressure pumps and intensifiers, seals and check valves, cutting heads, abrasive delivery and motion. See waterjet repair.

Yes. Older machines are a big part of what we do: Chicago and Cincinnati press brakes, older Mazak, Okuma and Haas machines, and controls that are no longer made. We find parts, repair boards and drives, or quote a retrofit.

Yes. Multi-week on-site deployment is part of our maintenance packages. A tech works at your Stevens Point plant while you hire, and we’ll help you find and vet candidates.

Yes. Calls go to the closest team.

Yes, with a pre-season maintenance visit.

Call (414) 381-0127 or send a request with the machine, control and alarm. A tech calls you back to talk it through.

Nearby

Also serving near Stevens Point

Smaller towns near Stevens Point we serve: Plover, Whiting, Amherst, Wisconsin Rapids, Waupaca and Almond. Small shops count on us as much as big plants do.

Machine down?

Get your Stevens Point shop back to cutting

Call with the machine, the control and what it’s doing. The LocalSpindle team closest to you takes it from there.