Every discipline your rotating equipment needs.
A complete portfolio of turbomachinery services delivered by engineers who specialise exclusively in rotating equipment. Predictive, corrective, precision and mechanical — under one accountable team.
Preventive maintenance for critical rotating equipment.
The most expensive failure is the one that could have been seen coming. Our preventive maintenance programmes are built around measurement, not calendars — because a well-monitored machine tells you when it needs attention.
We build a bespoke maintenance schedule for each asset, based on its criticality, duty cycle and history. Each planned visit combines routine mechanical checks with condition-monitoring data: vibration readings, thermographic scans, ultrasonic bearing analysis and lubricant sampling. The result is a maintenance rhythm that catches wear early, reduces spare-parts spend and extends asset life by years rather than months.
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Structured inspection routes
Consistent measurement points, documented and trended over time.
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Lubrication management
Correct grade, correct interval, correct quantity — with contamination monitoring.
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Condition-based triggers
Interventions scheduled by machine health, not the calendar.
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Full documentation
Every visit closes with a written report and updated equipment history file.
Corrective and emergency repair.
When a critical machine goes down, the cost of downtime dwarfs the cost of the repair. Our emergency response service exists to close that gap as fast as physically possible — with mobilisation times measured in hours, not days.
Field teams are equipped for on-site disassembly, damage assessment and interim repair. Where complex machining or specialised rebuild work is required, components are transported to our Querétaro workshop for controlled restoration. Throughout, you receive real-time updates, a clear timeline and an engineering-quality report on the root cause — because a repair that doesn't explain what went wrong isn't finished.
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24/7 dispatch
Round-the-clock availability for contracted clients and priority response for new incidents.
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Root-cause analysis
Every emergency job includes a documented root-cause investigation, not just a fix.
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Restoration to spec
Repairs verified against OEM tolerances and post-repair vibration baselines.
Vibration analysis and predictive diagnostics.
Vibration is the language rotating machinery uses to describe its own condition. Our engineers spend years learning to read it — and use calibrated FFT instruments, phase measurement and orbit analysis to translate spectra into concrete diagnoses.
Whether investigating a persistent alarm, establishing a machine health baseline after commissioning or running periodic surveys as part of a reliability programme, we deliver an engineering report that names the fault, quantifies its severity against ISO 10816 zones and recommends a specific corrective action. Not "elevated vibration observed" — a precise diagnosis you can act on.
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Spectrum & waveform analysis
Identify unbalance, misalignment, bearing defects, gear mesh faults, looseness and resonance.
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Phase & orbit analysis
Advanced diagnostics for high-speed machines, sleeve-bearing turbines and complex fault interactions.
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ISO-referenced severity
Findings mapped to ISO 10816 zones A/B/C/D with explicit alarm and shutdown thresholds.
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Trend databases
Long-term data storage for asset-level trending and reliability KPIs.
Dynamic balancing of rotating assemblies.
An imbalanced rotor is one of the most common — and most destructive — faults in rotating machinery. We correct it two ways: in place, on the live machine, or in the shop, on a calibrated balancing bench.
In-situ balancing handles fans, blowers, couplings and any rotor accessible from outside the casing. For rotors that need to be pulled — turbine rotors, compressor impellers, motor armatures — our shop bench provides ISO 21940-11 balance grades from G1.0 through G6.3, with a documented final balance certificate. Every job records the initial unbalance, correction weights, final residual unbalance and post-balancing vibration reading.
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In-situ single- and two-plane
Field balancing without removing the rotor from the machine.
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Shop balancing bench
Calibrated horizontal balancing machine for rotors up to 3 tonnes.
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ISO 21940-11 grades
Balance quality specified explicitly for each application.
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Balance certificate
Traceable documentation for QA, warranty and audit purposes.
Installation, alignment and commissioning.
A machine that is installed correctly the first time will outlast one that isn't by years. Our commissioning service covers the full sequence — from foundation and grouting checks through laser shaft alignment, pipe stress verification and the first startup vibration baseline.
We work alongside your project team or OEM to make sure the machine arrives on its foundation, is coupled to its driver within tolerance, is free of pipe strain and produces a clean vibration signature at rated speed. The commissioning report becomes the health baseline against which every future condition-monitoring reading will be compared.
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Laser shaft alignment
Sub-hundredth-of-a-millimetre precision using calibrated laser alignment systems.
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Pipe stress checks
Verification that connected piping does not distort casing alignment during operation.
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Startup baseline
First-run vibration signature captured, documented and archived as the reference for the machine's life.
Industrial mechanical service and overhauls.
The traditional core of our workshop — the hands-on mechanical work that keeps turbines, compressors, pumps, gearboxes and motors in service.
We disassemble, inspect, repair and reassemble rotating equipment to OEM-equivalent standards. Bearings, seals, couplings, wear rings, gearbox internals and casing surfaces are inspected against original tolerances; components are refurbished, replaced or manufactured as required. Every overhaul closes with a run-test and vibration baseline before the machine is released back into service.
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Bearing replacement
Anti-friction and sleeve-bearing changes on turbines, pumps, motors and gearboxes.
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Seal repair
Mechanical seal replacement, labyrinth seal reconditioning and packing gland service.
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Gearbox rebuilds
Inspection of gear teeth, bearings and internals with contact-pattern verification on reassembly.
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Coupling service
Flexible, gear and diaphragm couplings — inspection, replacement and alignment.