A machine only starts earning once it is running to specification, and that depends entirely on how it was installed. Our factory-trained technicians handle the complete commissioning process, from final assembly through to the first production parts. Every installation ends with your operators trained and the machine cutting your work, not a test sample.

What Installation Includes

  • Final Assembly: Complete mechanical assembly of the machine and any conveyors, length stops or extraction equipment supplied with it.

  • Levelling & Alignment: Precision levelling and alignment to the manufacturer’s specification, the foundation of accurate, repeatable cuts.

  •  Connection & Commissioning: Final electrical and pneumatic connections, power-up, and a full functional check of every axis, safety circuit and control function.

  •  Calibration & Test Cutting: Machine calibration followed by test cuts on your own profiles, verified against your drawings and tolerances.

  • Operator Training: Hands-on training for your team on the installed machine, covering operation, daily maintenance and safe working practice.

  • Handover Documentation: Manuals, parameter records and a recommended spare parts kit specific to your machine.

How Long Installation Takes

Most installations are completed in one to five working days. Larger fabrication centers, automated lines and multi-machine installations can require up to ten business days on site. We confirm the expected duration with you before scheduling, so your production planning can account for it.

What We Need From You Before We Arrive

Installation begins once the site is ready. Preparing the following in advance is the single biggest factor in an installation running to schedule.

  • Electrical Supply: Power run to the machine position and terminated, at the voltage, phase and amperage given on the machine’s technical sheet.

  • Compressed Air: Air supplied to the machine position, dry and at the specified pressure and flow rate.

  • Machine Positioned: The machine uncrated, offloaded and moved into its final position on the shop floor.

  • Floor & Access: A level, load-bearing floor with clear access for our technicians and adequate working space around the machine.

  • Rigging Arranged: Offloading and positioning are arranged by you. We work with rigging companies throughout.Canada and the US regularly and are happy to recommend one.

  • Operators Available: Your operators present for the training portion of the installation.

  • Sample Work Ready: Production drawings or sample profiles for the test run. Commissioning is always faster when the machine is set up on real work.

    We confirm the exact requirements for your machine well ahead of the installation date, so nothing is left to guesswork.

Contact our customer service team today!

Contact our customer service team today!

The Importance of After-Sales Service

At INT Machinery Inc., we believe that purchasing a machine is just the beginning of our partnership. Our comprehensive after-sales service is designed to ensure your equipment delivers peak performance and maximum uptime throughout its lifespan. Beyond the initial sale, we are committed to providing the essential support, expertise, and resources necessary to protect your investment, optimize your operations, and contribute to your long-term success. We understand that reliable machinery is the backbone of your business, and our dedicated service ensures you continue to achieve your production goals with confidence and peace of mind.

The Importance of After-Sales Service

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FAQ

In most cases, yes. Contact us with the make, model and serial number and we will confirm.

Rigging is arranged by the customer, but we can recommend companies we work with regularly across Canada and the US.

We would rather reschedule than commission a machine on an unprepared site. We confirm site readiness with you before travel to avoid this.

Yes. Operator training is part of every installation. Further training is available through our Education & Training service.

Yes. We install throughout Canada and the United States, with over 750 machine installations to date.