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Metalock On-Site Machining:
All the skills & tools for your course of success!

To ensure that our shipping customers are not left floun­dering in the event of dis­ruptions, we are available 24/7 and are always on the go for you, even on week­ends and public holidays. It doesn't matter in which port your ship is docked, whether port facili­ties need to be repaired them­selves, or even if we have to get involved on the open sea: Each of our experienced teams has a wide range of trans­portable special tools and special machines in its luggage. With these, our colleagues can carry out all kinds of mecha­nical pre­cision machining on site while main­taining the necessary tolerances.

Whether lathing, drilling, milling, aligning drilling with optical equipment, measuring with laser equip­ment, aligning, annealing and straightening of crank­shafts, grinding or honing – we can manage almost any necessary techno­logy on a mobile basis. Our equip­ment is designed to function even in the most con­fined spaces. And, most importantly, the on-site machining repairs we perform are recognized by engine manu­facturers and classi­fication societies.

We go the extra (sea)mile for you –
in the wake of decades of experience.

Engines
Propulsion
Cranes
Gearboxes
Steering
Winches

Engines

There are hardly any landing and contact surfaces, and end faces that we cannot machine on engines! These can be, e.g., liner guidings, crank- and/or main bearing journals as well as bearing alley on main or auxiliary engines, bearing shields and bearing bushings on attached generators or other components. Basically, we can be on site quickly with the right tools and machining equipment to fix your problem.

Below you will find a few typical repair examples:


Spindle out liner guide – crack detection

Spindle out liner guide – crack detection (detail)

Spindle out liner guide

Gear damage_1

Gear damage_2

Gear damage_3

Machining after piston breakage on auxiliary diesel_1

Machining after piston breakage on auxiliary diesel_2

Machining after piston breakage on auxiliary diesel_3

Machining after piston breakage on auxiliary diesel_4

Machining after piston breakage on auxiliary diesel_5

Propulsion

The machining of bearing-, contact surfaces and end faces of the entire drive train, from the engine (whether with or without gearbox) to the stern tube (including its sealing) and the drive shaft is just as much a part of our daily work as the processing of contact surfaces and end faces on variable pitch propellers and the spindling of holes for retaining bolts, including thread renewal.

Examples of repairs are as follows:


Stern tube laser measurement of bearing line

Processing sterntube seal_1

Processing sterntube seal_2 (machining the surface)

Processing stern tube seal_2 (new bearing inserted)

Propeller shaft outer_1 (propeller fastening to shaft)

Propeller shaft outer_2 (run-in track depths)

Propeller shaft outer_2 (run-in track depths2)

Propeller shaft outer_4 (remachining propeller shaft)

Propeller shaft outer_5 (remachining propeller shaft2)

Propeller shaft outer_6 (machining the introduction phase)

Propeller shaft outer_7 (polishing)

Propeller shaft outer_8 (check roughness depth)

Propeller shaft outer_9 (machining completed)

Contact surface for controllable pitch propeller_1 (thread damage)

Contact surface for controllable pitch propeller_2 (drill out bolt)

Contact surface for controllable pitch propeller_3 (spindling out hole)

Contact surface for controllable pitch propeller_4 (cutting thread)

Contact surface for controllable pitch propeller_5 (cutting thread2)

Contact surface for controllable pitch propeller_6 (insert centering bushing)

Contact surface for controllable pitch propeller_7 (insert centering bushing2)

Contact surface for controllable pitch propeller_8 (work completed)

Stern tube bearing_1 (spindling the bearing track)

Stern tube bearing_2 (spindling the bearing track2)

Stern tube bearing_3 (spindling the bearing track3)

Stern tube bearing2_1 (spindling the bearing track)

Stern tube bearing2_2 (new bearing mounted)

Cranes

During operation, ship­board cranes are subject to high loads on the bearings of the rope sheaves and the slewing ring. Whether the bushings of the rope sheave shafts or the bearing surface of the slewing ring: We can work on all end faces, sealing-, contact- and bearing surfaces on your cranes as well as on your grabs of the loading/­unloading gear.

Below please find examples of repair areas:


Trunnion mount

Distance between the flanges

Length of the flanges

Joint hinge holes

Gearboxes

The teeth need to mesh perfectly again? We make sure of that for you. Whether on bearing guidings of the gears, bearing bushings, com­plete bearings in the gearbox or the corres­ponding shafts, on the housing or the foundation moun­tings out­side: we machine and polish on your premises, in the case of major damage we support individual com­ponents and get the system running again.

Here you can find exemplary repairs:


Gearbox standard repair_1 (spindling out bearing surface)

Gearbox standard repair_2 (spindling out bearing surface2)

Gearbox standard repair_3 (spindling out bearing surface3)

Gearbox standard repair_4 (inductive heating of bearing shell)

Gearbox standard repair_5 (bearing shell replaced)

Gearbox standard repair_6 (assembly)

Drilling & spindling dowel pins_1

Drilling & spindling dowel pins_2 (machining with magnetic drilling machine)

Drilling & spindling dowel pins_3

Steering

Whether on rudder trunk, rudder engines, rudder shafts or other com­ponents of your steering system – we will get your ship back on course with mechanical machining on site. If you experience such a severe damage that there is not enough material left to turn to the new correct installation dimension, we’ll solve this problem with build-up welding or a bushing.

The following are examples of typical repair applications:


Mechanical processing of rudder cokers_1

Mechanical processing of rudder cokers_2

Replacing the rudder shaft foundation bolts_1

Replacing the rudder shaft foundation bolts_2

Replacing the rudder shaft foundation bolts_3

Replacing the rudder shaft foundation bolts_4 (fitting holes)

Replacing the rudder shaft foundation bolts_5 (reamer)

Replacing the rudder shaft foundation bolts_6

Machining rudder stock_1 (removal)

Machining the rudder stock_2 (damage pattern)

Machining the rudder stock_3 (damage pattern2)

Machining the rudder stock_4 (damage pattern3)

Machining the rudder stock_5 (refurbishing the surfaces1)

Machining the rudder stock_6 (refurbishing the surfaces2)

Machining the rudder stock_7 (refurbishing completed)

Winches

Whether bollard pull winches, com­bined wind­lass/mooring winches, mooring winches and coupling winches – we can also machine, measure and align the bearings, shafts, bushings and foun­dations. If required, we can also manu­facture the bushings and supply the bearings.

In the example of this bollard pull winch, the bearings were bored out on both sides and new bearing bushing were inserted:


Bollard pull winch_1

Bollard pull winch_2

Bollard pull winch_3

Bollard pull winch_4

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