10% Discount on Preventive Maintenance
It’s time to be proactive with your shop’s machine tool maintenance for 2026! Contact Peiffer to inspect and service your machines before the New Year arrives, and you’ll receive a 10% discount on PM work scheduled and performed between now and the end of the year—that’s a win-win for your budget and your machines!*
Call us TODAY to discuss our flexible and customizable PM Program options.
*NOTE: This Discount Promo applies only to the ‘Labor’ portion of PM jobs booked and performed from November 3, 2025 through December 31, 2025. Prior PM jobs are not eligible for this special, limited-time program.
Scheduled Machine Tool Maintenance to Avoid Downtime
Through regular inspections and maintenance, you can hopefully avoid costly emergency repairs. Most machine tools benefit from PM service at least once a year. This schedule can be adapted based on a variety of factors, including the use of the machine, materials being run in the machine, climate, and the environment the machine is running in. PM service is recommended for all machine tools – regardless of age of the machine.
For our PM work, we work within your schedule to inspect and service your machine tools. Many long-time Peiffer customers prefer to pre-arrange machine tool maintenance calls during plant shutdown times to minimize the impact on their operations.
Don’t have time to shut down? Let’s talk about how we can embed a Peiffer team member into your operations for predictive or preventive maintenance over a period of weeks or months.
Call 717-933-5611 to learn more.
Peiffer’s Preventive Maintenance Tools
Our machine tool experts rely on a variety of precision measurement equipment to ensure your machine tool is accurate, precise, and true.
- Over 100 different taper test bars
- Various high-precision standard and column levels
- Laser compensation
- Laser alignment
- Granite squares
- Precision parallel bars
- Ball bar
- Detailed service report
Facets of a typical PM Service job
We come to where your machines are and bring all the necessary tools and materials.
Checking machine operation and moving the machine bed into proper position for servicing.
In the process of removing the way covers to begin clean out and inspection.
In many cases, metal chips and residual machine fluids hinder performance and must be cleaned out before inspection and adjustment begin.
Taking a reading with an indicator to check “backlash” in the machine table (x axis).
Using a feeler gauge to check “play” or “lift” in the box ways.
Working on re-assembling the way covers.