Midlands-based CNC breakdown and repair specialists
Our engineers provide precise alignment checks and repairs to restore your lathe to optimal performance.

If your lathe has suffered a sudden collision or has gradually fallen out of alignment, we offer expert lathe repair services designed to bring your machine back to peak performance.
Even minor misalignments can significantly affect your lathe's accuracy, which is why addressing alignment issues promptly is essential to maintaining the precision of your machining operations.
Lathes are required to meet specific tolerances during operation, and misalignments between components like the spindle, turret, and tailstock can worsen over time, reducing overall machining efficiency.

One of our skilled engineers will visit your site to carry out a detailed geometry check, thoroughly assessing all critical components.
We assess key areas including spindle alignment, turret straightness, axis linearity, tailstock centreline, and backlash evaluation.
After our inspection, we provide a comprehensive report outlining the necessary repairs and how best to reduce any alignment errors.


Yes, lathe repair is specifically designed to address misalignments caused by wear and tear. Over time, components such as the spindle, turret, and tailstock can become misaligned, affecting machining accuracy. Our engineers assess and realign these components to restore your lathe's original precision.
If you notice inaccurate machining, poor surface finishes, uneven tool wear, or unusual vibrations, these could indicate a misalignment or mechanical issue requiring lathe repair. Gradual performance degradation, especially from wear and tear or a previous collision, often results in cumulative inaccuracies.
The time required depends on the extent of the misalignment or damage. Minor adjustments and realignments can often be completed in a few hours, while more complex repairs may take longer. Our engineers work efficiently to minimise downtime, providing a clear estimate of the repair timeline.
Common signs include inaccurate cuts, inconsistent tool positioning, abnormal noises or vibrations, and problems with part quality. Misalignments in key components like the spindle, turret, and tailstock can lead to these issues, and a professional lathe repair service will help identify and resolve them.
A lathe repair service involves assessing and fixing alignment issues or mechanical problems that affect performance. This may include checking and correcting the straightness of the spindle, turret, and axis, as well as evaluating rotational accuracy, backlash, and tool measuring system setup. Our engineers conduct a full geometry check and carry out any necessary repairs.
Get in touch today for fast, reliable CNC machine tool solutions.