Shaft end repair
Portable machine mounted directly on the equipment and shaft restored with a precision finish.
On-site machining without dismantling your equipment
GP brings high-precision portable machines to your plant, in São Paulo and all over Brazil. Less downtime, no parts shipping and certified safety.
Certified companyQMS Certification- ISO 9001Quality
- ISO 14001Environment
- ISO 45001Health and safety
- Since 2018in the on-site machining market
- 18skilled professionals
- ISO9001 · 14001 · 45001
- CRCRegistered Petrobras supplier
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About GP Usinagem
GP Usinagem specializes in on-site machining, performing machining services directly where the equipment operates. We carry out precision machining, adjustments and component repair, reducing the need to dismantle and transport equipment.
We work quickly, precisely and safely, bringing the resources and technical expertise to the client to solve machining needs on industrial machines, equipment and components, while minimizing operational downtime.
No dismantling
We machine the component in place, directly on the equipment.
No shipping
No need to move large parts to an outside machine shop.
Less downtime
Your operation is back up and running sooner.
Our Services
We offer a wide range of on-site machining services, including adjustments, component repair and precision machining. Our highly qualified team uses state-of-the-art portable equipment to deliver accurate, efficient results.
Shaft Repair
We repair and machine shaft ends with high precision, restoring the part's original dimensions, alignment and strength for safe, durable and high-performing operation.
Line Boring
We perform high-precision line boring, delivering dimensional restoration, accurate alignment and an excellent surface finish.
Milling
Milling of bases and support surfaces to tight dimensional tolerances, ensuring flatness, leveling and geometric accuracy.
Flange Machining
Machining of flange faces, raised face diameter, flat face, serrated face and RTJ grooves, ensuring dimensional accuracy, concentricity and reliable sealing.
How it works
From first contact to equipment release, without removing anything from your plant.
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Contact
Tell us what you need via WhatsApp, phone or our contact form.
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Technical assessment
We assess the equipment and define the best solution and schedule.
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On-site machining
Our team brings the portable machines and performs the job at your plant.
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Inspection and handover
We verify the dimensions and release the equipment for operation.
Before and after
Real results from jobs our team has performed at client plants.
Line boring
Worn housing restored with alignment and finish within tolerance.
Heat exchanger
Diaphragm removed on site, without taking the equipment out of the plant.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is on-site machining?
On-site machining (also called field or in-situ machining) means performing machining work directly where the equipment or component is installed, with no need to dismantle it and ship it to a machine shop. This makes it possible to machine shafts, flanges, housings, bores, faces and other components right at the industrial plant.
How does on-site machining work?
On-site (in-situ) machining is carried out directly on the equipment or component in the industrial area. The technique is used when removing the part is impractical, too costly or could cause an extended production shutdown.
How is quality ensured?
Quality in on-site machining is ensured through strict control of alignment, cutting parameters and technical measurements. We use precision instruments such as dial indicators, micrometers and bore gauges, along with proper machine mounting and continuous dimensional checks throughout the process, ensuring tolerances and surface finish meet specifications.
What services can be performed with on-site machining?
On-site machining covers a wide range of repairs and modifications, including shaft machining, housing repair, flange machining, line boring, facing, drilling and bore repair, component fitting and other operations performed directly on the equipment.
What is the difference between conventional machining and on-site machining?
In conventional machining, the component is usually removed from the equipment and taken to a machine tool. In on-site machining, the machines and tools are brought to the job site, so the work is performed directly on the installed component.
Does on-site machining reduce equipment downtime?
In many cases, yes. Because the work can be performed on site, there is no need for complete dismantling, transport and subsequent reinstallation of the component. This can eliminate steps from the job and help reduce equipment downtime.
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