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On-site industrial equipment repair

Our technicians diagnose faults, repair equipment and support commissioning at your plant. Primary field-service coverage includes the Raleigh–Richmond corridor and the Greater Triangle and Richmond areas.

Request field service

(877) 727-8757sales@iac.us.com

IAC technicians testing a drive at the workshop bench
  • On-site diagnostics and repair
  • Parameter restore and commissioning
  • Emergency requests subject to availability

What our field-service team can do

Technician at a CNC test-station control panel
  • Diagnose the fault

    Troubleshoot drives, PLCs, servo systems and power electronics on the machine.

  • Repair or replace

    Complete in-place repairs or module and drive swaps, using available replacement stock.

  • Restore & commission

    Restore parameters, tune equipment and support startup after a repair or system upgrade.

  • Document & follow up

    Provide findings and next steps, including send-in repair when deeper bench work is required.

Applications and industries we support

  • Conveyors
  • Presses
  • CNC machines
  • Welding cells
  • Packaging lines
  • Injection molding
  • Extruders
  • HVAC fans and pumps
  • Crane controls
  • Pick and place
  • Printing presses
  • Furnaces and ovens

Industries we serve

  • Automotive
  • Food processing
  • Machining and fabrication
  • Material handling
  • Plastics
  • Paper and printing
  • Chemicals
  • Utilities and wastewater
  • Metals and stamping
  • Universities and medical facilities

How on-site service works

  1. Request a visit

    Send your facility location, equipment and symptoms. We confirm coverage and dispatch options.

  2. Diagnose on site

    We isolate the fault and review repair, replacement or send-in options.

  3. Repair & recommission

    We complete the scoped work and support the return to production.

  4. Review the findings

    You receive a summary of the work and recommended follow-up.

Where we provide on-site service

Send your facility ZIP and service requirements. Our team will confirm coverage and the next available visit. Travel outside the primary area is considered by project.

Raleigh–Richmond corridor

Raleigh–Richmond corridor

Approximately 145 miles along I-85 / I-95.

Wake Forest, Youngsville, Franklinton, Henderson, Oxford, South Hill, Kenbridge, Chase City, Clarksville, Petersburg, Colonial Heights, Hopewell.

Greater Triangle

Greater Triangle

Raleigh–Durham and surrounding communities.

Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Chapel Hill, Morrisville, Apex, Holly Springs, Fuquay-Varina, Wake Forest, Garner, Clayton, Knightdale, Wendell, Zebulon, Hillsborough, Pittsboro, Sanford, Smithfield, Henderson, Roxboro, Oxford, Louisburg.

Greater Richmond

Greater Richmond

Richmond, Tri-Cities and the corridor toward Raleigh.

Richmond, Henrico, Chesterfield, Glen Allen, Short Pump, Midlothian, Mechanicsville, Petersburg, Colonial Heights, Hopewell, Ashland, Chester, Powhatan, Hanover, Sandston, Highland Springs, Emporia, South Hill.

Request a technician at your facility

Provide the facility address, equipment fault and urgency. Include any site-access requirements or fault photos.

Need help with the request?

(877) 727-8757
sales@iac.us.com

Add files: Equipment, nameplate or fault photos Email files to sales@iac.us.com.

Coverage and technician availability are confirmed before a visit is scheduled.

QUESTIONS / ON-SITE REPAIR QUESTIONS

On-site repair questions

Share your facility location, equipment details and service requirements.

Contact our team
Where do you provide field service?

Primary coverage is the Raleigh–Richmond corridor and the Greater Triangle and Richmond metros. Travel outside those areas is considered by project.

Can I request emergency service?

Yes. Call (877) 727-8757 for urgent onsite diagnostics and repair. Response times depend on location and technician availability.

When should I choose on-site rather than send-in repair?

Choose onsite when the equipment cannot leave the line, you need commissioning after a swap, or downtime is measured in hours. Send-in is usually better for deep board-level repair with load testing on the bench.