Solutions

Solutions

One machine. Many ways forward.

Choose the support your operation needs today—and connect it to the next stage of the equipment’s life.

Detailed blue wiring and terminals in an electrical control cabinet
01

Mechanical CNC rebuilds

Recover the value in your existing equipment.

CNC machine stripped down during a LAING rebuild
Inside the rebuildLAING project photograph
Completed CNC rebuild with enclosure and control panel
The completed machineLAING project photograph

A rebuild starts with the machine’s condition and your production requirements. We define the mechanical work around the equipment, the application and the return-to-service plan.

Explore the scope
  • Machine condition and rebuild scope
  • Mechanical restoration and reassembly
  • Return-to-service planning
02

Electrical & controls retrofits

Give proven machinery a new control strategy.

Blue control wiring and electrical terminals in the LAING workshop
The detail behind machine controlLAING workshop archive

Modernize the electrical and control systems around the machine’s mechanical capability and your team’s operating needs.

Explore the scope
  • Electrical and controls scope
  • Control-system integration
  • Documentation and operator handover
03

SPM & Hybrid CNC

Production flexibility. High-production thinking.

Blue machine structure, actuators and workholding in the LAING workshop
From the production challenge to the machine buildLAING workshop archive

Ethen Laing’s experience in the design and build of Special Purpose Machines informs LAING’s approach to Hybrid CNCs: flexibility with the ability to support high production.

Explore the scope
  • Application-led machine concepts
  • Special Purpose Machine design and build
  • Hybrid CNC solutions
04

Repairs & restoration

Bring difficult equipment problems into focus.

Technician facing a CNC control panel in the LAING workshop
Hands-on support at the machineLAING workshop archive

Troubleshoot machine issues and define a practical repair or restoration scope. Mechanical, electrical and controls work can be considered together.

Explore the scope
  • Fault investigation
  • Repair and restoration planning
  • Support for return to operation
05

Equipment installation

Connect the project to the production floor.

LAING technicians assembling a large machine structure in the workshop
Workshop assembly. The next step: your production floor.LAING workshop archive

Include installation in the plan from the beginning, with the equipment, site requirements and handover considered together.

Explore the scope
  • Installation scope and site coordination
  • Equipment installation support
  • Start-up and technical handover
06

Automation & fixtures

Build around the part and the process.

Industrial robots and machine equipment in the LAING workshop
Connect machines, handling and processLAING workshop archive

Explore automation and workholding as part of the wider manufacturing solution, guided by the production task and the equipment involved.

Explore the scope
  • Application and process review
  • Fixture and workholding requirements
  • Automation integration planning
07

Preventative maintenance

Make routine care part of the production plan.

Concept illustration of a technician inspecting a machine guide and lubrication system
Plan the work. Protect the production.Engineering concept illustration

Structure maintenance around the machine, its duty and recurring issues, so the team has a clear plan for inspections and planned interventions.

Explore the scope
  • Machine-specific maintenance routines
  • Inspection and service planning
  • Maintenance records and follow-through
08

Predictive maintenance & UPTIME

Turn machine condition into maintenance priorities.

Concept illustration of a spindle bearing and condition sensor
Understand machine conditionEngineering concept illustration
Illustrative stock photo of an engineer using a tablet in a factory
Turn insight into planned actionIllustrative stock photograph · Sergey Sergeev / Pexels

Connect condition information, failure history and maintenance action through a practical UPTIME Management approach.

Explore the scope
  • Condition and failure-history review
  • Maintenance priorities and action tracking
  • Ongoing reliability review
09

Technical training

Put machine knowledge in the hands of your team.

Two LAING technicians reviewing machine equipment together
Machine knowledge, shared at the equipmentLAING workshop archive

Practical training connects equipment knowledge with the work operators and maintenance personnel perform every day.

Explore the scope
  • Machine operation and care
  • Troubleshooting and maintenance practices
  • Knowledge transfer at project handover

Each project begins with a review of your machine, application and requirements.

YOUR NEXT PROJECT

What does your operation need next?

A rebuild, a new controls strategy, equipment installation or a stronger maintenance plan. Start with a conversation.

Discuss your project