Hennig

SERVICE AND REPAIR

FOR WAY COVERS, CHIP CONVEYORS, AND OTHER MACHINE TOOL COMPONENTS

we know how expensive downtime can be

You don’t need us to tell you how expensive downtime is—which is why Hennig offers quick and effective service and repair for all Hennig (and non-Hennig including Haas, Enomoto, Mazak, etc.):

  • Telescopic Steel Covers
  • Bellow Covers
  • Aprons & Roll-ups
  • XY Faceshields
  • Wiper Systems
  • Machine Enclosures
  • Chip Conveyors
  • Hennig Chip-Disk Filtration (CDF) Systems
  • Walk-on Pit Covers

The expert technicians at Hennig ensure that no matter who originally manufactured your product, the new result will meet our standards for quality and safety.

SCOPE OF SERVICES

Predictive and Preventative Maintenance  |  Way Cover Diagnostics and Troubleshooting  |  Extensive Replacement Spare Parts Inventory  |  On-Site Repairs and Uninsall/Reinstall of Hennig Chip Conveyors/Conveyor Belts  |  On-Site Repairs of Way Covers (Any Make)  |  Logistics Services for Minimum Downtime

NEED SPARE PARTS?

CHIP CONVEYOR SPARE PARTS

Below are links to the conveyor spare parts quote request forms. If you need clarity on where to find information such as serial numbers, please reference our product identification tag page.

  1. Direct Drive Conveyor Spare Parts
  2. Overhead/Chain Drive Conveyor Spare Parts
  3. Belt Accessories and Kits Spare Parts

 

WORK TRUCK ROLL-UP DOOR SPARE PARTS

Please find the work truck roll-up door quote request form here.

CABLE CARRIER SPARE PARTS

Below are links to the cable carrier spare parts quote request forms. If you need clarity on where to find information such as serial numbers, please reference our product identification tag page.

  1. Cable Carriers Spare Parts

 

STILL HAVE QUESTIONS?

GET IN TOUCH WITH OUR TEAM

Downtime always hurts. If you need to speak to someone right away, please reach out. Below you will find links to our primary contacts for each of our global regions, including contacts by product group, sales contacts, and service center contacts.

If you aren't sure who you need to get in touch with, please use our contact form.

 

NORTH AMERICA

EUROPE

SOUTH AMERICA

AFRICA

frequently asked questions

We offer our customers the following services for the list of products above: -Diagnostics and troubleshooting -Comprehensive spare parts inventory -On-site repairs where possible

After the cover has arrived in our service department your cover will be evaluated and a quotation sent out to you quickly. Expedite options may be available if you require a cover to be repaired quickly to get your machine up and running again.

At Hennig, we repair all types of HENNIG telescopic steel covers from partner companies and other manufacturers, as well as covers fitted by well-known OEM machine tool manufacturers such as: Mazak, Okuma, Doosan, Matsuura, Fanuc, etc.

The failure of a telescopic steel cover is usually indicated in advance by certain signs. Below are seven points that indicate a defective cover. If your cover needs repair, please inform Hennig's service team.

  1. Streaks forming on the cover, chips collecting under the sealing lip, or the wipers becoming porous are indicators that it is time to change the scrapers. Wipers should be inspected at least weekly and replaced if necessary.
  2. Does the cover squeak when processing your parts? Then the glide and roller elements inside the cover should be examined.
  3. Does the cover shake or vibrate when moving? Then you should have the geometry checked.
  4. If you have dropped a tool or workpiece on the cover, a new box element may be necessary. In such a case, please contact us.
  5. Does your positively guided cover move unevenly? Then part of the guide elements could be defective.
  6. If you hear loud impact noises when the cover is closed or pulled out, this may indicate defective damping elements in the cover.
  7. Sometimes it can just be a rusty surface, which not only spoils the visual impression, but also has a negative impact on the service life of the wipers/sealing elements.

what is downtime costing you?