OKK Service & Repair in Wisconsin
OKK builds a genuinely rigid, heavy machine — and North American support for them has gotten thin. If you own one and cannot get anyone to return a call, that is precisely the situation an independent tech exists for. We service them, source parts, and keep them cutting.
OKK machines we service
- VM and VP series vertical machining centers
- HM and HMC horizontal machining centers
- MCV and MCH platforms
- KCV series machines
Controls: Fanuc 0i, 16/18/21 and 30i/31i series controls
Common OKK problems we get called for
- Parts sourcing and support for orphaned machines
- Fanuc servo, spindle and feedback alarms
- ATC and magazine mechanical faults
- Pallet changer service on horizontal machines
- Ballscrew and way wear on high-hour machines
- Spindle rebuild and replacement decisions
- Geometry recovery on older, heavily used machines
- Parameter recovery on machines with dead memory batteries
Every service we offer applies here
Got a OKK alarm right now?
Send the machine model, control type and the exact alarm number. Phone triage is free and often ends the problem.
Other brands
We also service DMG Mori, Haas, Doosan / DN Solutions, Brother, OKK, Makino, Mazak, Okuma, Hurco, Toyoda and most other makes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you service OKK machines that are out of warranty?
Yes — that is most of our OKK work. We are an independent service provider, so machine age, warranty status and who sold it are not obstacles.
Can you source OKK parts?
Yes. We source OEM parts through the normal channels and qualified aftermarket equivalents where they make sense, and you get a written quote before anything is ordered.
Where in Wisconsin do you service OKK machines?
From Neosho in Dodge County we regularly cover Milwaukee, Waukesha, Madison, Watertown, Beaver Dam, Fond du Lac, the Fox Valley, Sheboygan and Janesville, with scheduled travel throughout Minnesota, Iowa and Nebraska for larger projects.
Machine down? Let's get it cutting again.
Straight answers, honest diagnostics, and a tech who has actually rebuilt the machine you're standing next to.