Where Mining Industry Companies Find Machinery Repair and Hose Supply Services
With decades of experience serving the mining industry, Hanco, Ltd., is a trusted partner for essential equipment repair and supply. Our state-of-the-art facilities in Lawrence, Pennsylvania, and Brandenburg, Kentucky, are equipped to handle the complex needs of mining operations. From gearbox repair and machinery maintenance to crane repair and industrial hose supply, we offer a full suite of services designed to keep your operations running smoothly.
Machinery Repair and Maintenance Solutions for Your Mining Operations
Mining production relies heavily on the efficient operation of gearboxes and machinery. We know that downtime in the mining sector can be costly and detrimental to productivity. That’s why we are committed to providing prompt, effective solutions to minimize disruptions. In fact, we offer on-site machinery repair and maintenance services to eliminate having to ship parts. Whether you need a gearbox rebuilt, a crane repaired, or industrial machinery serviced, we’re standing by to get your equipment back in optimal condition. Our services can help your machinery operate efficiently and reliably, improving productivity and minimizing costly downtime.
Industrial Hoses Supply for Mining Companies
In addition to repair services, Hanco, Ltd., is a trusted supplier of hoses used in mining operations. We source our industrial and hydraulic hoses from trusted brands, including Manuli Hydraulics, Jason Industrial, and Dixon, to provide mining companies with quality hoses that deliver lasting performance.
Learn How Our Machinery Repair and Hose Supply Services Can Support Your Mining Operations
Hanco, Ltd., is proud to hold OSHA and MSHA certifications, underscoring our commitment to safety and compliance. Plus, we will work 24/7 at our facilities in Brandenburg, KY, and Lawrence, PA, to deliver the timely gearbox, machinery, and crane repairs you need to keep your mining operations running smoothly. Contact us today to learn more.
