Industrial Equipment Recovery

We have experienced technicians and specialists that can provide a proper evaluation of industrial equipment, which helps facilitate an effective recovery and restoration process.

Create a scope of equipment damages and prioritize them in order of importance for business operation.
Determine if equipment can be moved off if onsite cleaning is required.
Look into Coverage issues, i.e. policy limits, and determine the factors involved prior to restoration.
Asses if vendor support needed to service the equipment. If vendors are required, the costs to get them in to complete the service must be added to values for recovery.
Consider warranty and necessary recertifications to lead to the successful restoration of equipment.
Dry ice is very effective for cleaning of mechanical equipment – it’s very effective at removing surface flash rust.
Note: pitting causes irreversible damage.

Cleaning of Electronic Equipment – can be very cost-effective to replacing electronic equipment.
Methods of Cleaning – Water-based – Not Ultrasonics.
Ultrasonic cleaning can be damaging to micro electronics – internals of chips can be damaged.
Ultrasonics are good for hard items – ceramics, plates, tools (not electrical).
Electrical power tools can be permanently damaged by ultrasonics.
Proper know-how and disassembly when required
Experienced staff to work on electronics – proper evaluation and understanding limitations.