Skip to main content

Sulzer opens new service centre for local Indonesian industries

Published by , Assistant Editor
Global Mining Review,


Sulzer has extended its global network of service centres with the opening of a new facility in Balikpapan, Indonesia. The new service centre is positioned in a prime location to serve customers in oil & gas, mining, power and general industries, which dominate the surrounding area.

Offering a comprehensive range of services for electric motors, compressors, pumps and steam turbines, the new Balikpapan service centre will deliver the wide range of high-quality independent repair services. Equipped to maintain and repair all types of small to medium-sized rotating machinery, the service centre has been fitted with all the necessary tools, equipment and personnel to deliver equipment performance and longevity.

The new service centre improves the speed of service and reduces shipping costs by offering independent service solutions at the customers' doorstep. As with all Sulzer facilities, customers are supported by a global network of spare parts manufacturing and an extensive network of service centres. The opening of the Balikpapan service centre marks the 20th service facility in operation in the Asia-Pacific region. The considerable network gives Indonesian operations access to service solutions for even the largest of their rotating equipment. Initial assessments can be made by engineers in Balikpapan and any repairs can be completed at the larger service centre in Purwakarta.

The opening ceremony was attended by a number of customers who were invited to a series of presentations. It highlighted the wide range of services on offer including a dedicated service centre that caters for explosion proof motors as a certified IECEx repair facility, with a special focus on the specialist skills in repairing equipment that operates in potentially explosive atmospheres. Sulzer also provides reverse engineering capabilities from a dedicated engineering team based at the Purwakarta facility, which plays a supporting role with the Balikpapan service centre. This allows for alternative sourcing and competitive pricing of quality spare parts with expedited manufacturing and delivery.

Find out more here: www.sulzer.com/Balikpapan_Service_Center

Read the article online at: https://www.globalminingreview.com/special-reports/27112019/new-service-centre-reduces-repair-times-for-local-indonesian-industries/

You might also like

EMI

Electrification in Mining virtual conference

Join us on 16 April 2024 for Global Mining Review's first Electrification in Mining event is an interactive virtual conference, focusing on electrification as the future of sustainable mining and exploring the innovative approaches and technologies being developed to facilitate its implementation.

Register for FREE »

 
 
 

Embed article link: (copy the HTML code below):