Rebuilding contributes to environmental sustainability by reducing the need for new manufacturing. It promotes a circular economy by maximizing the use of existing resources and minimizing waste. A machine rebuild also provides an opportunity to update equipment to meet current safety and regulatory standards.
Rebuilds can be done by Tana Factory Experts or by Tana Certified Rebuild Partners.
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Offering levels
Refurbishment
Component rebuild
Rebuild
Upgrade
Tana Factory rebuild process
REBUILD PROJECT
Disassembly | The equipment undergoes a systematic disassembly process, with necessary components removed for detailed inspection and refurbishment. |
Repair & replacement | Worn or damaged components are repaired or replaced with either new or refurbished parts. This process extends to critical systems such as the engine, transmission, hydraulics, and undercarriage. |
Overhaul | Major systems, including the engine and transmission, may undergo a comprehensive overhaul to restore them to a like-new condition. This involves rebuilding engines or replacing significant components such as pistons, bearings, and seals. |
Cleaning & painting | The equipment is thoroughly cleaned and, if necessary, repainted to safeguard against corrosion and enhance its visual appearance. |
Testing & quality control | Following reassembly, the equipment undergoes stringent testing to ensure optimal functionality and safety. This includes comprehensive functional testing of all systems, coupled with safety inspections. |
Reassembly | The equipment is reassembled, incorporating the refurbished or replaced components. |
Final inspection | A final inspection is conducted to verify that the equipment meets all safety and performance standards, ensuring compliance with rigorous quality criteria. |
Documentation | Detailed records of the entire rebuild process are maintained for reference and future maintenance purposes, providing a comprehensive overview of the undertaken activities. |