Relocated machinery
Transport can disturb levels, alignment, settings and connections.
Industrial Service
Machine Setting & Commissioning
Practical positioning, alignment, adjustment and operational verification for relocated or newly installed industrial machinery.
Service Overview
Careful setup before productive operation
A machine that has been relocated or newly installed needs to be positioned and set with its operating requirements in mind. Alignment, levelling where relevant and controlled testing help reveal setup issues before production begins.
Werk Maak Sterk provides mechanical setting and commissioning support. Any specialist lifting, electrical certification or regulated work must be arranged separately where required.
Discuss Your Requirements
Typical Problems
When setting and commissioning is required
New installation
Initial positioning and mechanical setup are required before controlled testing.
Uneven or unstable position
The support surface and machine position should be checked before operation.
Misalignment
Incorrect alignment can affect movement, wear and production consistency.
Hydraulic connection concerns
Relevant connections and visible condition should be checked before testing.
Irregular test operation
Early operating issues may require mechanical adjustment and further assessment.
What Is Included
A practical, methodical service
Site and machine review
Available access, support conditions and machine information are considered.
Positioning support
The machine is positioned with the planned layout and access in mind.
Alignment and levelling
Relevant mechanical references are checked and adjusted where applicable.
Connection checks
Visible mechanical and hydraulic connections are reviewed within scope.
Controlled testing
Operation is introduced progressively where safe and practical.
Final observations
Required adjustments and handover notes are communicated.
Suitable Equipment
Machinery and installation situations
The exact scope always depends on the machine, safe access, component condition and the reported requirement.
- Relocated workshop machinery
- Presses, brakes and guillotines
- Lathes, milling and grinding machines
- Hydraulic production equipment
- Reconditioned machinery returning to service
- Industrial equipment requiring mechanical setup
Our Process
From initial details to handover
Confirm requirements
Share machine information, layout, access and installation status.
Review preconditions
Foundations, positioning arrangements and required supporting work are discussed.
Position and set
Mechanical position, level and alignment are established as applicable.
Check connections
Relevant mechanical and hydraulic connections are reviewed within scope.
Test progressively
Functions are introduced in a controlled sequence where practical.
Adjust and hand over
Final mechanical adjustments and observations are completed.
Practical Benefits
A methodical commissioning approach
Start from a sound position
Correct positioning and mechanical setup support consistent machine operation.
Find setup problems early
Controlled testing can reveal alignment, connection or adjustment issues.
Document next steps
Clear observations identify work that must be resolved before normal use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions about Setting & Commissioning
These answers provide general guidance. The correct scope is confirmed after the machine or component requirement has been assessed.
It is useful after relocation, a new installation, reconditioning or major work that has affected machine position and settings.
Relevant mechanical levelling and alignment can be included where applicable to the machine and agreed scope.
No electrical certification is claimed. Any regulated or specialist electrical work must be completed by an appropriately qualified provider.
Visible hydraulic connections and relevant function can be checked within the agreed mechanical commissioning scope.
The machine location, access, foundations or supports, lifting arrangements and required utilities should be confirmed before work begins.
Controlled functional testing is completed where safe and practical. Full production testing depends on the machine, site readiness and agreed scope.
Discuss Your Machinery
Need Help With Machine Setting & Commissioning?
Send the machine type, symptoms, location and available photographs so the team can assess your requirements.