Motor Rewinding Shop Near Me

If you are searching for ‘motor rewinding shop near me’ and are in Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio and Michigan, Horner Industrial Group offers a professional and efficient electric motor rebuilding shop near you.The Servo and Spindle repair facilities at Horner Industrial are equipped and staffed to meet the needs and expectations of our customers. Our skilled repair specialists will inspect, analyze and recommend the required necessary repairs using the best in testing equipment. With over 45 years of combined experience and our own logistics department, we’re known for finding solutions in a timely manner.

Servo and Specialty Motor Repair Features

Fast turnaround
Logistics department for pickup & delivery
Remagnetize servo rotor magnets
Encoder & tachometer repair
We provide 24/7 servo and spindle motor repair and solutions

Industries We Serve

Manufacturing
Machine Shops
Steel
Conveyors
Bottling
Pulp & Paper

We Also Offer

Servo Evaluation

We inspect all electrical and mechanical parts. We look for bearing fits, worn output shafts, housing fits, and corroded broken flanges. Check integrity of the encoder or resolver.

Servo Repair

Services include: remagnetize servo rotor magnets, re-manufacture front flange using old flange and factory dimensions, repair or replace motor brush holders and Bakelite insulation tubes on DC motors, repair motor windings, complete motor rewinding (both AC and DC). The windings are washed, baked, and tested. Encoders and Tachometers are checked for accuracy and are recalibrated or repaired as needed.

Servo Assembly

We utilize high-grade sealed bearings, double lip seals on the front flange, and install all new seals, O rings, gaskets, and connectors, and utilize two part epoxy coating for extra protection.

Preliminary and Final Repair Testing

Throughout the assembly process each repair will be ground tested numerous times. Tests include: A test to confirm there are no grounded electrical parts in the motor, all AC stators are surge-tested to at least 1500 volts to insure insulation and windings will withstand the loads put on the motor in production, after the baking process DC motor armatures go through a bar to bar test to show if there are any shorts in the winding, and motor alignment. Final motor testing is run on a servo drive appifier to simulate your machine. Tests are run at the full voltage and the full current per motor nameplate specifications.