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In-situ grinding of a crankshaft

In-situ grinding of a crankshaft is a complex but highly effective process for repairing and grinding the crankpin journals on crankshaft directly on-site, without having dismantling the engine and move it to a machinery.
When done correctly, it minimizes down time repair and cost while ensuring that the crankshaft is returned to its original specification.

General Information

In-situ grinding of a crankshaft refers to the process of repairing and grinding the crankpin journals on crankshaft directly on-site, without having dismantling the engine and move it to a machinery. This method is used when the crankshaft becomes damaged or worn or poor lubrication, but removing it for workshop repair is time-consuming, costly, or impractical.