Yes. Bluco customers can use our Contact Us form to request reconditioning services. Before cleaning we’ll inspect system bores and slots, check angles for squareness, and laser check tables for flatness. The cleaning process will remove dirt and rust. Weld spatter, dings and nicks will be stoned flat, and old paint will be removed from items that are being rehardened in preparation for the process.

Once you’ve requested reconditioning service using our Contact Us form, we’ll call you to get more details so that we can provide an estimate based on which parts you need reconditioned and what sort of services the parts will require. 

We do. While all new Bluco equipment (tables and steel components) comes hardened to resist wear and spatter build up, many of our customers still have original welding systems that are over 30 years old, from long before hardening tables and components became our standard. If you still have older yellow painted angles or a table that was never hardened, our reconditioning service will bring these items up to current standards. We can even re-harden older tables that may have an earlier version of a hardening layer applied. 

Yes. You can send anything from a single bolt to an entire system in for repair or reconditioning. 

Not a problem. There is no minimum or maximum part requirement for reconditioning services.

About two-four weeks on average. For customers who cannot take their system out of service for a few weeks, our application engineers can provide you with information on temporary solutions for use during reconditioning.

Yes. Customers are responsible for freight to and from Bluco for reconditioning services.