Machining Repair & Component Rework

Restore worn or damaged parts to OEM—or better—precision.

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Made in Canada

40+

Years of Experience

5K+

Satisfied Customers

Overview

Whether performed in-house or through our trusted Canadian partners, Pearson Manufacturing provides access to high-quality machining repair services that extend the life of your critical parts. Our hybrid fulfillment model allows us to offer flexible rework and component restoration solutions tailored to your needs.

Access Machining Repair for:

Worn or scored shafts and pins
Bent or damaged rods
Cracked or chipped mounting flanges
Out-of-tolerance surfaces and bores
Obsolete or hard-to-source OEM parts

Techniques We Provide

Techniques may be applied by our in-house team or fulfilled through qualified local suppliers, depending on complexity and lead time:

Turning, milling & grinding for re-machining
Weld buildup & post-weld machining
Reverse engineering & part recreation
Surface restoration & polishing

Why Choose Repair Over Replacement?

Cost-effective alternative to full replacement
Fast turnaround minimizes equipment downtime
Rebuilt to OEM specs—or better—for reliability
Sustainable reuse of worn or obsolete parts
Custom solutions for hard-to-source components

Common Applications

Pump & motor shaft reconditioning
Hydraulic cylinder bore restoration
Flange and housing refurbishment
Fixture & tooling repair
Legacy part refurbishment for legacy equipment

Repair FAQs

What parts can you repair?

We provide access to repair services for shafts, pins, flanges, bores, housings, and virtually any metal component requiring rework or restoration.

How long does a typical repair take?

Most jobs are completed within 3–5 business days through our in-house team or partner network. Expedited turnaround is available.

Do you inspect parts before quoting?

Yes. Whether handled at our facility or a partner’s, we conduct a thorough review of damage and dimensional requirements before issuing a quote.

Is this work performed in-house?

Some machining repair work is completed at our Ontario shop, while other projects are fulfilled through trusted Canadian manufacturing partners we coordinate with.