// Rotating Equipment

ROTATING
EQUIPMENT

Crankshaft failure engineering is our flagship — and the same discipline of assessment, NDT, dimensional evaluation, and engineering-led repair extends across marine and energy rotating equipment.

A large power-generation generator rotor and laminated core resting on stands in a turbine hall

Marine & Energy Platform

From crankshafts to complete rotating-equipment platforms.

//Capabilities in focus

Investigate. Decide. Restore. Verify — across the platform.

Illustrative of the equipment we assess and repair. Flagship depth on crankshafts; real capability across marine and energy rotating equipment.

A marine engine main-bearing housing and white-metal shell being measured with a bore gauge

Bearings & housings

Main-bearing housings and shells assessed and re-machined to a true bore.

A large propeller shaft journal in its bearing with a dial indicator measuring runout

Propeller & intermediate shafts

Shaft journals measured for runout and restored, in-situ where access allows.

Helical reduction-gear teeth showing engineer’s-blue contact marking

Gearboxes

Gear-tooth contact pattern and geometry evaluated before a repair route is set.

Centrifugal pump impellers on a workshop bench beside a micrometer and dial gauge

Pumps & compressors

Impellers and rotors dimensionally inspected and reconditioned to specification.

Laser shaft-alignment brackets mounted on a machinery coupling with a handheld readout

Alignment & geometry

Shaft and coupling alignment verified as part of engineering-led closeout.

//Where we work

The same method, applied across rotating equipment.

Whatever the component, the sequence is the same: understand the damage, evaluate the options, and repair or coordinate responsibly.

Crankpins & journals
Camshafts
Bearing failures
Main bearing housings
Propeller & intermediate shafts
Sterntube components
Gearboxes
Pumps
Compressors
Turbines
Generators
Rotors
Alignment & geometry
Critical bores & journals

Facing a crankshaft or critical rotating-equipment problem?

Share the available information with our team. We will help you determine the appropriate next technical step before unnecessary work begins.