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How to Choose Servo and Rexroth proportional valve Repair Facilities

Technical expertise is critical in servo and proportional valve repair and very few companies are qualified to do it properly. It is a service that helps dealers save their end-user customers money by repairing the Rexroth pump and proportional valve, rather than replacing them, a more expensive proposition.

 

The complexity and cost of repairs make finding the right servo valve repair provider key and right because your customers can't waste time and money on shoddy repairs. Since machine failure can disrupt production and cause critical delays, taking the time to select a qualified and experienced repair center can help ensure servo and proportional valve repair is as reliable and efficient as possible with Rexroth dealer

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When a customer needs quality hardware and proportional valve repair, here are some qualities to look for in order to find the best supplier for your customer's needs.

 

Quality No. 1: Expert technicians and quality teams

When considering a repair facility, dealers should verify that the company employs factory-trained and IFPA-certified technicians to service leading lines such as Eaton/Vickers and Bosch/Rexroth. The repair facility will ultrasonically tape and clean each valve, measure and inspect for wear, and verify proper bushing-to-pulley ratio.


Distributors should also verify that the repair facility has advanced equipment such as precision servos, proportional flow and pressure test benches that are fully controlled and recorded via high-speed data acquisition systems of bosch hydraulic pump. Test benches need to be multifunctional, making them versatile for all different types of controls. The stands will be equipped with laboratory grade sensors, transducers and flow meters for highly accurate test results.

 

Quality #2: Fast delivery

Speed ​​is an important quality in a repair service. Some can provide a full quote and service report within 3-4 days of receipt.

 

In cases where rush service is required, some repair services line up incoming rush shipments for processing sometime the same day (provided the repairs arrive early enough in the day). This allows time for evaluation and usually provides a quote the same day. Top-tier repair shops will offer 24-hour expedited/express service on most individual items for a small fee in addition to the quoted price.

 

Quality No. 3: Evaluation Fee

Most reviews should be free. Only special items that require repair or the need for multiple machines should incur an appraisal fee. Until then, the customer should only expect to be charged for items returned without repair.

Many companies promise "free estimates." Dealers should check to see if the repair service will perform a full diagnosis, which often allows them to accurately predict cost and ensures customers operate at proven costs rather than revised rates if unforeseen circumstances arise.

 

Quality No. 4: Detailed Quotes

Distributors must request a completed service evaluation form with the customer's (Distributor) logo/brand to present to the end user. This model should include a root cause analysis, repair details, and suggested preventive and predictive maintenance recommendations.

 

Quality No. 5: Dealers Brand

It is unusual, but some repair services will remove their branding and incorporate the customer (dealer) logo or information for display to the end user. This service helps dealers earn a "go to" reputation for this highly specialized technical service.

 

9 questions for repair service companies

Evaluation of servo and proportional valve repair service? Here are 9 questions to help you decide if it will meet your needs.

 

 

 

Question #1: How long did it take for the facility to repair the servo valves?

Question No. 2: Who are the previous customers for the installation servo valve repair?

Question #3: How long have servo valve technicians been working for an installation?

Question #4: What type of repair and calibration equipment is in the facility?

Question 5: Do you have the drive electronics specifically designed to test all functions of the servo valve or drive electronics?



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