Precision measurement guides the machining decision.
A component can look sound after disassembly yet still fall outside specification. Crankshaft journals, cylinder bores, bearing clearances and contact surfaces should be checked with suitable measuring equipment.
Machining decisions take account of the component’s measured dimensions, wear pattern and the specifications of the replacement part. Our aim is to restore reusable components correctly and safely replace those outside tolerance.
We manage the service through measurable steps.
Cleaning and preparation
Surfaces are cleaned of dirt, oil and residue before measurement.
Reference dimensions
We establish the specifications and tolerances for the engine family.
Micrometric checks
Critical diameters, clearances and surfaces are measured with suitable tools.
Machining decision
We determine whether grinding, honing, surface machining or replacement is needed.
Final measurement
Dimensions are rechecked after machining to verify suitability for assembly.
Why is the right work at the right time important?
- Helps set correct assembly clearances.
- Reduces the risk of over- or under-machining.
- Checks surfaces critical to lubrication and compression.
- Bases overhaul decisions on measurable technical evidence.
Multi-brand technical support
Once the engine model and serial number are verified, the scope of service is determined.