Industrial robot maintenance in the Netherlands and Belgium
Independent, multi-brand preventive and corrective maintenance for industrial robots. Based in Duizel, next to Eindhoven, we work for manufacturers across the Netherlands and Belgium. One robot or a whole line, planned around your production.
Which level fits your robot
We offer three maintenance levels, described below. If you share your robot's details (model, when it was commissioned, and what maintenance it has had and when), we check what the manufacturer prescribes for that case and recommend the level that fits.
It can be a single robot, several, or a whole line. With the data of all your robots we plan the maintenance with you and explain which level each one needs.
Planned around your production
The robot being serviced has to stop, so we agree the work with you for planned stops or weekends, grouped into windows of several days. That keeps the interruption to your production to what is strictly needed.
Three maintenance levels
Each level includes the one before it, but the highest is not always the best or the one you need. The right level for a robot depends on its model, what its manufacturer prescribes, and when and how it was last maintained. We choose it with you.
Level 1 · Technical check
Know exactly how your robot is doing, axis by axis.
- Leaks and seal condition on every axis
- Brake test on each axis
- Cable harness, balancer and the axis 1 mechanical stop
- Every axis moved to catch noise and play
- Controller cabinet: fans, dust filter, connectors and seals
- Safety tests: emergency stops, mode selector and enabling device
- Teach pendant: cable, screen, joystick and buttons
Level 2 · Periodic maintenance
Everything in level 1, plus what prevents surprises.
- Position-backup batteries replaced
- Balancer and the other points the manufacturer specifies greased, on schedule
- Revolution counters updated and synchronisation position checked
Level 3 · Major service
Everything in level 2, plus the gearbox oil.
- Gearbox oil changed on all axes, the one the manufacturer specifies for each
- New seal on every plug, tightened to the specified torque
- Final level check
How we work
Before touching anything
We record the robot's data and counters, make a full backup, save the alarm log, photograph the calibration position and test the robot axis by axis.
Safety first
Lockout-tagout (LOTO) and your plant's access procedure.
The manufacturer's procedures, parts and components
We follow the manuals of each robot's manufacturer: its procedures, its intervals and the parts and components it recommends.
Handed over without restarting
At the end we check levels, leaks and the calibration position, and hand the robot over in manual mode with our locks and tags removed, without starting it. Your plant staff return it to production.
Used oil
Used oil is separated by type, labelled as waste and noted in the service report. By default it stays at your plant; we can also take it with us.
What you receive
- A report per robot, signed by you, with the condition of each point checked: axes, seals, brakes, cables, controller and safety tests
- The readings taken: operating hours, counters, active alarms and the event log, plus the calibration position
- Photos of each finding and notes on noise, play and leaks, with a priority for each
- The tasks done and the parts replaced, with dates
- A backup of the robot programs (on a USB stick for you, if you ask for it)
- A list of the spare parts and components the manufacturer recommends
- A proposal for an annual maintenance plan, with the next intervals for each robot
Frequently asked questions
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