Testing, workshop & fabrication

Machine shop

Our machine shop supports repair work by machining components and restoring worn parts, which shortens the wait for spares.

Lathe turning a stainless steel valve stem, with metal chips coming off the cutting tool

Overview

An in-house machine shop means worn or damaged parts can often be restored or made locally instead of waiting for replacements.

The machine shop works alongside the valve and pump repair teams and also takes stand-alone machining jobs.

Scope of work

  • Machining of valve and equipment components
  • Restoration of worn parts
  • Stand-alone machining jobs

Typical applications

  • Valve stems, seats and trim
  • Pump and equipment components
  • Replacement parts where originals are unavailable

Common questions

Does TMI take machining work that is not part of a repair?

Yes. The machine shop supports TMI's repair work and also takes stand-alone machining jobs. Send drawings or a sample part with your inquiry.

Need machine shop?

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