Rigging Services
Rigging, Foundations & Machine Repair
Service That Keeps Forming Equipment Running and Supported
Rigging & Machinery Moving
Maintenance Programs
Machine Repair & Maintenance
Press & Feedline Repair
Press Repair & Maintenance
Controls & Automation Service
Press Controls Service
Press Controls Service
Calibration & Monitoring
Calibration Services
Calibration Services
Toledo Integrated Systems
A leading designer and manufacturer of press automation controls, load cells, stand-alone press monitoring systems, press control integration and tonnage monitoring products.
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Toledo Integrated Systems is a leading designer, manufacturer and producer of Press Automation Controls, Load Cells, Stand Alone Press Monitoring Systems, Press Control Integration and numerous other tonnage monitoring products.
Lee Industrial Contracting
Industrial turn-key solutions for over 30 years — machine repair, rigging, foundations and plant projects taken on in their entirety.
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Lee Industrial Contracting was founded with the hope of creating a company that would take on plant projects in their entirety. With each job, we link talented people and project management strategies with proven processes and the best equipment available. We take pride in having brought turn-key solutions to heavy industry for over 30 years. In the end, it is the customers that provide us with our greatest satisfaction.
Problem
Manufacturing equipment only creates value when it is running safely, reliably, and with the right support behind it. When pressroom, coil handling, automation, controls, lubrication, material handling, or production equipment goes down, customers need a partner who can respond quickly, help identify the right path, coordinate OEM resources, source parts, quote repairs, schedule technicians, and follow through until the issue is resolved.
VMS service support is built around responsiveness, technical follow-through, and relationship-based problem solving. The goal is to help customers reduce downtime, protect equipment, extend useful machine life, plan preventive maintenance, and keep production teams confident that support is available when they need it.
What VMS delivers
- Parts and service
- Responsive support for pressroom equipment, coil handling systems, feed lines, controls, automation, conveyors, lubrication systems and related production equipment.
- Onsite troubleshooting
- Equipment walkdowns, photo documentation, issue review, OEM coordination, parts identification, repair quoting and technician scheduling.
- Preventive maintenance
- Planning, inspections, calibration, startup support, operator training, service coordination, repairs, retrofits and equipment upgrades.
- Direct field service
- VMS field service for defined scopes, with OEM or partner resources coordinated when the work needs specialized manufacturer support, larger crews or licensed trades.
- Repair or replace guidance
- Practical guidance on whether to repair, retrofit, replace or modernize existing equipment.
- Single point of contact
- Coordination between the customer, OEMs, service technicians, controls resources, rigging and electrical partners, and internal production teams.
Proof
VMS supports Autokiniton with ongoing pressroom parts and service needs through onsite troubleshooting, photo documentation, equipment issue review, OEM coordination, parts quoting, and technician scheduling. The relationship demonstrates the value of showing up, doing good work, following through, and building trust through everyday service needs.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
When should a customer call VMS for service support?
Customers should contact VMS when equipment is down, parts are difficult to identify, controls are obsolete, inspections are needed, startup or training support is required, preventive maintenance needs to be planned, or the customer needs help deciding whether to repair, retrofit, replace, or modernize equipment.
Can VMS help identify parts for older or non-standard equipment?
Yes. VMS can review equipment photos, nameplates, manuals, drawings, current issues, and customer observations, then coordinate with OEMs or service partners to help identify the correct parts or replacement path.
What does a press inspection typically review?
A press inspection can include safety sensors, PLC readouts, cycle operations, electrical condition, bolster condition, ram parallelism, gib clearances, bushing clearances, clutch/brake components, gearing condition, visible frame checks, air leaks, counterbalances, lubrication, hydraulic performance, overload checks, and a documented summary of findings.
What information helps VMS respond quickly to a service request?
Helpful information includes the equipment make, model, serial number, photos, videos, fault messages, part numbers, manuals or drawings, description of the issue, urgency, production impact, location, access constraints, safety requirements, and whether the customer needs parts, troubleshooting, inspection, repair, startup, training, or preventive maintenance.