Machine Tool Repair

DixiTechCNC can Machine tool repair and provide emergency machine tool repair on mechanical and electrical systems on a diverse range of machinery makes and models.

Leveling & Laser Calibration

We use precision levels and laser calibration which provides documentation of the corrections used to hold tolerances and the extent of the corrections needed. This increases accuracy and decreases waste of the machine.

Field Alignment

Machine Scraping

Machine scraping: for machines that are starting to show noticeable signs of wear, we can disassemble and scrape all surfaces and machine the original castings and bring alignment back to OEM specification.

Preventative Maintenance

We can develop a Preventative Maintenance schedule that is designed around your down times so that the machines run effectively when you need them.

Machine Tool

machine tool, power-operated tool used for finishing or shaping metal parts, especially parts of other machines. An establishment that is equipped with such tools and specializes in such work is known as a machine shop. Machine tools operate by removing material from the workpiece, much as a sculptor works. The tools vary in size from hand-held devices that can be used for drilling and grinding to large stationary tools that perform a number of operations. Many machine tools have a name that indicates their principal function, e.g., drill press, broach machine, milling machine, and jig borer. The lathe can perform turning, facing, threading, drilling, and other operations. In order to withstand the great heat that this work generates, the materials used in machine tools must be extremely hard and durable. Thus, their working surfaces are made of such substances as high-speed steels, sintered carbides, and diamonds. To help dissipate the heat, the area of contact between the working surface and the workpiece is usually lubricated with a fluid that may also improve the finish of the workpiece's surface. Modern machine tools are often numerically or computer controlled; where a human operator can be distracted, and is limited by the speed of human reflexes, a numerically controlled machine is more reliable and accurate.