Mechanical repair
Mills, crushers, presses, sample-prep and physical equipment stripped, measured and repaired — on site or in our Cairo workshop.
On site or in workshopWe service, repair and revamp laboratory and plant equipment from any manufacturer — including machines whose makers no longer support them.
Everything below is done by GTM's own engineers — mechanical, electrical and control — not subcontracted out. That is why a single job can cross all three without changing hands.
Mills, crushers, presses, sample-prep and physical equipment stripped, measured and repaired — on site or in our Cairo workshop.
On site or in workshopA complete rebuild program: strip down, replace worn parts, modernize the controls and recommission — instead of buying new.
Keep the asset, gain the capabilityNew PLC, drives and HMI on a machine whose mechanics are still sound. Obsolete control hardware stops being the reason to scrap a good frame.
PLC · HMI · drivesElectrical and distribution panels designed, wired and tested in-house to IEC and local standards, with the drawings to match.
Built to IECPositioning, levelling, power, Verification and acceptance testing, finishing with a machine that is proven against its own specification.
On your floorA scheduled visit program that catches wear before it becomes a stopped line, with a written condition report each time.
Planned, not reactiveWear parts, consumables and replacement assemblies — stocked locally for GTM machines, sourced or manufactured for everything else.
Any manufacturerProviding comprehensive CAD and BIM engineering services, including detailed electrical layouts, 3D modelling, substation design, and retrofit solutions — delivering accurate engineering documentation and fully coordinated models to support every project from design through execution
Drawings includedNo machine leaves our hands on a promise. Each stage has something you can inspect — a condition report, a wiring drawing, a test result.
An engineer sees the machine where it stands and records what is worn, missing or obsolete.
A written scope with the parts, the controls and the downtime it will take — priced before anything is opened.
Full disassembly, measurement against original tolerances, and a condition report on every assembly.
Worn parts replaced, frames trued, new panel and controls fitted and wired to the drawings.
Run under load, calibrated, and tested against the standard the machine is meant to meet.
Drawings, settings and operator training, then a maintenance schedule if you want one.
Describe the machine and what it is doing wrong. An engineer will come back with what it needs and what it will take.