MTI’s in-house machine shop supports electro-mechanical repairs with the machining, fitting, and fabrication work needed to restore equipment the right way—without waiting on outside vendors.
When a repair depends on precision fits, shaft work, housings, or fabricated components, having machining in-house reduces lead time and improves quality control. MTI’s machine shop is built to support rotating equipment reliability—not just “make a part.”
Machining, fitting, and repair work stay under one roof to keep schedules tighter and downtime shorter.
We machine and verify critical dimensions that impact bearings, seals, alignment, and long-term performance.
Machining decisions are guided by how equipment actually runs—load, vibration, and operating environment.
The machine shop exists to solve the real problems found during teardown: worn fits, damaged shafts, out-of-round housings, distorted components, and missing or obsolete parts.
If you’re facing a repeat failure, we can also recommend next steps to address root cause drivers that machining alone won’t fix.
If a repair is down and you need machining support fast, call and we’ll route your request to the right department.
MTI provides machining services as part of a complete repair workflow—focused on restoring proper geometry, fits, and function for motors, pumps, gear reducers, and related rotating equipment.
Restore journals, bearing fits, seal surfaces, and concentricity to support long service life.
Machine keyways, mounting surfaces, and features needed for couplings, bases, and drive components.
Address wear patterns and damaged surfaces that impact alignment, seals, and mechanical stability.
Correct critical fits and dimensional issues that contribute to repeat bearing and seal failures.
Build and modify brackets, guards, bases, and mounts that support safe, repeatable installation.
When lead times threaten production, we help identify practical salvage and replacement strategies.
Precision isn’t just how a part looks—it’s how it fits, runs, and holds up over time. Our team verifies critical dimensions that impact alignment, load distribution, and component life.
Bearing and seal fits, coupling locations, and shaft/housing geometry verified before reassembly.
Checks performed to reduce vibration risk and protect bearings and seals from premature wear.
Machining is tied directly to the repair plan—so the finished result supports the full assembly, not a single dimension.
If you’re unsure whether the issue is “machining” or “system,” we can help determine the best next step.
Machine shop work is most effective when it’s paired with the teardown findings, repair standards, and operating context. That’s why MTI keeps machining integrated with the departments that rebuild and return equipment to service.
We machine to the requirement of the assembly and application—not a generic “make it round” approach.
When root cause isn’t in the shop, we can support alignment, installation, and on-site troubleshooting.
Pair machining corrections with condition monitoring and vibration data to prevent the same issue from coming back.
Call MTI and we’ll route your request to the right team. Whether you need shaft work, fit corrections, or fabrication support, we’ll help define the fastest path forward.
For urgent needs, calling is the fastest way to get help.
For non-emergency requests, use the contact form and include the equipment type, issue, and timeline.