Every company that has industrial equipment on its balance sheet is prepared for non-standard situations and includes a line item for emergency repairs at the beginning of the annual budget. But there are other purposes that require such expenses. The occasion may be a scheduled repair, the sale or lease of equipment, the division of company assets, or offering equipment as collateral for a bank loan. In these cases, quality repairs significantly improve the condition of the equipment, increasing its value and leveling off the current level of wear and tear.

At the same time, professional repair of industrial equipment differs in method and approach. Manufacturers of industrial equipment are interested in nodal repairs, i.e. block replacement, which always costs serious expenses and long periods of inactivity of the customer's enterprise. In addition, replacing the unit does not always solve the problem of restoring the equipment's performance: the cause of the fault may not be in the unit. The repair of industrial electronics at the component level is always more economically advantageous and also implements a systematic approach with local replacement of damaged areas and assessment of the overall condition of the equipment. Also, such repairs save up to 75% of the cost of a new unit and reduce downtime to 2-15 days, as in the case of our company, for example.