Onsite In-Line Boring
What is Line Boring?
Line boring is an in-situ machining process used to repair oversized, worn, or distorted pin bores and piot points on heavy machinery, restoring them back to original factory specifications.
Fully Equipped Mobile Service
We keep your equipment working where it belongs - on site. With dedicated service vans operating full-time on the road, out team provides complete mobile coverage. Every vehicle carries its own heavy-duty generator power supply and skilled engineers, allowing us to deliver fast, fully self-sufficient precision line boring whenever and wherever you need it.
Machine Shop
Based in Colchester, Essex, our machine shop specialises in heavy mechanical engineering and precision component repair. Equipped to manage large-scale industrial projects, our facilities features:
Heavy Boring Capacity: Two large horizontal borers, handling workpieces weighing many tonnes alongside a high precision vertical jig borer.
Large Diameter Turning: Multiple turning lathes, including heavy capacity lathes with up to a 4 ft chuck.
Complete Secondary Machining: Fully backed by turret mills, precision surface grinders, and heavy pillar drills for total component finishing.
Fabrication
Mig Welding
Ideal for rapid production and structural steelwork, our high-efficiency MIG welding delivers strong, clean welds across mild steel, structural sections, and heavy plate fabrications.
Stick Welding
Perfect for heavy-duty structural repairs and robust site fabrications, our stick welding process provide deep penetration and high-strength joints on thick or weathered materials.
Tig Welding
Delivering precise control and superior aesthetic finishes, our AC/DC TIG welding capability handles non-ferrous alloys like aluminium as well as stainless and alloy steels for high-spec, high-precision components.
CNC Cutting Table
Our combined CNC plasma and oxy-fuel flame cutting table delivers fast, accurate profiling across a broad range of material thicknesses. We utilise high-precision CNC plasma cutting for plates up to 40 mm thick, and switch to heavy-duty flame cutting for thick steel plate up to 100 mm, allowing us to produce clean, repeatable profiles and custom fabrications to your exact specifications.
