Parts, retrofits and obsolescence management for equipment already in service.
Power equipment outlives the people who specified it. Twenty years in, the drawings are lost, the original engineer has retired, and half the components in the cabinet are no longer manufactured. That is when most operators discover what their supplier relationship was actually worth.
We keep the records and we keep the equipment running.
Replacement components drawn against the original build record, so what arrives matches what is in the cabinet rather than what the catalog says should be.[Parts lead time. This is a different number from the 15 weeks on new builds and buyers will ask for it directly.]
Our design reviews cover accessibility, service access and component replacement before anything is built. Equipment that was designed with a technician in mind costs less to maintain for its whole life, and our own service teams are the first to benefit from getting that right.
[What work do we actually take on? Capacity increases, breaker replacements, controls and monitoring upgrades, arc flash mitigation? Confirm the scope before this ships, because the page will pull whatever it describes.]
The same component cross referencing we run at the feasibility stage on new designs, applied to equipment already installed. When a part reaches end of life we find the alternate and validate the substitution before you have a failure and no replacement.
Send a nameplate photo or a serial number and we will pull the file.
