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#0101 RAM™ 60 ton press, new 1986, completely remanufactured 1998 almost no use since. serial #5483-74. Unit is available with a 1 year warranty. - SOLD

#0102 RAM™ Industrial Press, model 1362, 90 Ton press with 30 HP Power Unit ready to be remanufactured. - SOLD, 2 left that are available as is or remanufactured.

#0108 PR9 Cross Blender

#0109 Crusher on Base

#0110 Worthington Mixer

#0111 Clearfield Mixer

#0112 Braun Pulverizer

#0113 Kiln Setters

#0124 RAM™ 15T Studio Press, asking $8,000.00.

#0125 Lot of die cases, 3 skid loads, new cost over $13,000. Asking $4,500.00 - SOLD

#0127 60 Ton RAM™ Studio press, w/ many cases. PRICE REDUCED Asking $13,500

#0128 30 Ton Extended Stroke RAM™ Studio press. Asking $9,500 - SOLD

#0129 Complete production set up for RAM™ pressing and mold making, including - 30 Ton Extended Stroke Studio press, die cart, die storage rack, lot of die cases, jib crane, purge unit, hand extruder. Asking $17,500.00

Repair is the most widely used term associated with maintenance of industrial equipment. A common definition, to quote Websters New World Dictionary, is to put back in good condition after damage. In the industrial world, repair activity fixes or replaces a failed component; other components are replaced only if they clearly impede the correct functionality of the unit. After a repair the unit is tested to make certain that the repairs have solved the problem description prior to the unit leaving the repair facility. back to top

Remanufacture of equipment is defined as returning it to a like new or better condition. The unit is disassembled and cleaned prior to installing all applicable updates and enhancements. The unit is inspected for aging components that warrant replacement to assure reliable, like-new condition. back to top

Refurbish, sometimes called reconditioning is similar to remanufacturing but is generally performed by third-party firms rather than the OEM (original equipment manufacturer). The firm performing the process may not have access to the technical data to perform the necessary updates and enhancements to the unit. back to top