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K+S Services isn’t your average repair shop. We have over 40 years of experience reconditioning complex servo motors, not just the induction motors that many repair shops are used to servicing.

With downtime costs rising rapidly, K+S Services understands the need for prompt, efficient, and long-lasting repairs. Most of our repairs can be completed within 72 hours, with 24-hour services available for emergencies. Additionally, every technician on our team has been factory-trained and certified in the proper operation and functionality of all equipment and processed used in our facility.

Whether we’re reconditioning a servo motor from a machine tool or from an assembly operation, you can trust K+S for quality and precision.

K+S Does It All

We Service Most Brands

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K+S Services specializes in reconditioning all types of servo motors, including AC brushless, DC brushless, spindle drive, AC induction, DC permanent magnet, and DC wound field from leading brands like ABB, Allen-Bradley and FANUC.

ISO-Compliant Repair Services

Beyond Your Basic Repairs

K+S Services has over four decades of experience conditioning servo motors, and to keep pace with changing technology, we continually develop custom-designed load test stands and systems to accommodate the wide range of servo motors that are used in the industry today.

Our complete in-house repair and reconditioning capabilities include:

  • Pre-inspection run-in tests
  • Complete disassembly and cleaning
  • Full rewind
  • AC induction repair
  • DC wound field repair
  • Fork truck motor repair
  • Emergency/expedited
  • Reassembly and realignment of the feedback assembly
  • Functional load closed-loop testing

ISO Certified Quality
Quality In Just Five Steps

A Look Into Our Process

K+S Services supports the Industrial, Commercial, and Military industries through reliable servo motor repair services. All incoming units are thoroughly inspected, cleaned, diagnosed, and repaired by skilled, OEM-trained technicians, and then tested in custom-made stands to ensure they meet or exceed OEM performance specifications. All parts of our repair process are maintained and recorded in our ISO 9001:2015-compliant quality management system. A breakdown of our reconditioning process includes:

Step 1

Evaluation:

Our factory-trained technicians perform a run-in test to record feedback alignment data, then carefully disassemble your servo motor, inspecting each critical component for signs of wear or damage, and documenting them into our repair management system.

Step 2

Analysis Report:

You’ll receive a detailed report that includes results from the initial run-in test, what damage was found during the assessment, our recommended repair solutions, and cost and timeline estimates.

Step 3

Repair:

We assign the repair project to one of our skilled technicians. Any damaged components are replaced with direct OEM spares or remanufactured to OEM specifications. You can track repair progress through our Customer Portal.

Step 4

Diagnostics:

Our technicians use computer-assisted programs, paired with our custom test stands, including the Fractional HP Servo Motor Load Stand and Mitchell TI-3000 AC Servo Run System, to properly test, qualify, and verify each component’s operation under load in a closed-loop system.

Step 5

Post-Repair:

Your reconditioned servo motor is shipped back to you, along with a list of which components were replaced or remanufactured, a printed record of your motor’s performance based on our load tests, installation steps, and maintenance recommendations.

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