Tooling We Service
Velocity Tooling Repair specializes in the repair and rebuilding of all manufactures angle heads CNC angle heads and driven tools. We service both Automatic Tool Change (ATC) and Manual Tool Change (MTC) angle heads across a wide range of configurations.
Whether your tooling has developed excessive noise, overheating, poor runout, or signs of wear, our repairs team can evaluate its condition and recommend the appropriate repair.
To get started, contact our repairs team with your tool’s model number, serial number, and a brief description of the issue. We’ll help determine the next steps for evaluation and repair.
Our technicians focus exclusively on the repair and rebuilding of CNC angle heads and driven tools, providing the specialized knowledge and experience needed to restore your tooling to peak performance.
Every angle head undergoes a comprehensive inspection to identify wear, damage, and the root cause of failure. We carefully evaluate critical components—including the spindle interface, gears, bearings, shafts, and seals—to detect issues such as spindle interface wear, excessive gear backlash, and bearing degradation before they lead to costly machine downtime.
Using original factory (OEM) components whenever available, precision assembly techniques, and rigorous performance testing, we restore each angle head to original operating specifications—ensuring maximum reliability, accuracy, and service life.
Specialized Expertise You Can Trust.
5-Step Evaluation/Repair Process
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Disassembly
Ultrasonic Wash
Inspection
Every repair begins with a complete teardown. Each unit is fully disassembled to its individual gears, bearings, and internal components, enabling a meticulous diagnostic inspection that ensures no issue goes unnoticed.
Each component is subjected to a multi-stage ultrasonic cleaning process that removes baked-on cutting fluids, contaminants, particulate matter, and microscopic debris. This ensures every part is restored to a pristine condition for accurate inspection, precise measurement, and high-quality reassembly.
Using precision metrology equipment, all critical gears, shafts, and housing features are inspected and measured against original OEM tolerances to identify hidden wear, distortion, and dimensional changes before reassembly.
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Precision Rebuild
Runout Testing
All bearings and seals are replaced with genuine OEM factory components. Precision-matched bearings are installed using factory-approved assembly procedures to ensure optimal preload, minimal runout, and smooth, backlash-free operation.
Every rebuilt angle head undergoes dynamic runout testing using factory procedures to verify micron-level accuracy, smooth operation, proper thermal performance, and minimal vibration before final approval.