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

Repair

CNC and industrial machine repair in Wisconsin

Twenty-two kinds of equipment, repaired on site by techs from the Milwaukee, Madison and Green Bay regions. Machine tools, fabrication equipment, automation and the plant equipment around them.

Quick answerLocalSpindle of Wisconsin repairs CNC mills and lathes, controls and drives, spindles and servo motors, press brakes and shears, punches, ironworkers, saws, fiber lasers and plasma tables, waterjets, EDMs, grinders, rolls and benders, routers, robots, PLCs, injection molding machines, conveyors, hydraulics, motors and VFDs, plus preventive maintenance. Every service page lists the symptoms we fix, what a visit covers and the brands we know.

Repair

Machine tools

Mills, lathes, EDMs, grinders and routers, plus the controls, spindles and servo motors inside them.

CNC mill & machining center repair

Verticals, horizontals and 5-axis machines: axis alarms, tool changers, lube, ballscrews and crash checks.

CNC lathe & turning center repair

Turning centers and Swiss-types: turret index, chuck pressure, bar feeders, sub-spindles and live tools.

CNC control & drive repair

Fanuc, Siemens, Heidenhain, Mazatrol, Okuma OSP and more: alarms, dead screens, lost parameters, drive faults.

Spindle repair & rebuild

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

Servo motor repair & rebuild

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

EDM repair (wire & sinker)

Threading, generator faults, filtration and dielectric, and accuracy problems on wire and sinker EDMs.

Grinder repair

Surface, cylindrical and tool grinders: wheelheads, hydraulics, ways, chatter and finish.

CNC router repair

Wood, plastic and aluminum routers: spindles, vacuum, gantry drives, tool changers and controls.

Repair

Fabrication

The equipment that cuts, bends, punches and forms metal in Wisconsin fab shops.

Press brake & shear repair

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

Punch, turret & stamping press repair

Turret punches and stamping presses: clutch and brake, index, tooling stations, feeds and guarding.

Ironworker repair

Hydraulic ironworkers: pumps, cylinders, strippers, punch and shear stations, and worn tooling.

Band, cold & cutoff saw repair

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

Fiber laser & plasma cutter repair

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

Waterjet repair

Pumps, intensifiers, cutting heads, abrasive delivery and the motion system.

Plate roll & tube bender repair

Plate and section rolls and CNC tube benders: hydraulics, rolls, mandrels, controls.

Repair

Automation and plant

Robots, PLCs, molding presses, lines, hydraulics and drives that keep plants moving.

Robot & automation cell repair

Tending, welding and palletizing robots: faults, encoders, grippers, vision and safety circuits.

PLC & industrial controls repair

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

Injection molding machine repair

Hydraulic, electric and hybrid presses: heats, screws and checks, clamps, ejectors, controls.

Conveyor & packaging line repair

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

Hydraulic & pneumatic repair

Pumps, valves, cylinders and air systems: leaks, pressure loss, heat and slow motion.

Motor & VFD repair

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

Repair

Maintenance

Scheduled visits that catch wear before it stops production.

Preventive maintenance

Scheduled visits that measure the same things every time and catch wear before it turns into a breakdown.

Start to finish

How a service call works

Every call follows the same five steps, so whoever is running the floor always knows what happens next.

01

Call a tech

Tell us the machine, the control and the alarm or symptom. Text a photo of the screen if you can. The person who answers knows machines.

02

Sort it on the phone

Some calls end right there: a parameter, a door switch, a reset order. If not, we tell you what we suspect and what we’re bringing.

03

Closest team rolls

The Milwaukee, Madison or Green Bay team closest to your shop takes the job, with the meters, tools and common parts it’s likely to need.

04

Fix the cause

We find why it failed, not just what failed, and fix it on site when we can. Parts that have to be ordered get a price and lead time before anything is ordered.

05

Write it down

You get a short written summary: what failed, what we did, what to watch, and whether a rebuild or a PM visit would stop it coming back.

Service areas

CNC repair across Wisconsin

Our founding teams come from the Milwaukee, Madison and Green Bay regions, and between them they cover the state, from the lakeshore to the Fox Valley to Rock County, with calls taken in Wausau, Eau Claire and La Crosse too.

Machine down?

Get the machine back to cutting

Call and talk to a tech about the machine, the control and the symptom. The Wisconsin team closest to you takes it from there.