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QUALITY, LOW-COST  MIXHEAD REPAIR

Save Time & Money By REPAIRING YOUR MIXHEADS WITH FATOVICH TECHNOLOGIES.

Repairing a used MIXHEAD can cost far less than buying a new one. FATOVICH TECHNOLOGIES is ideally suited to meet all your needs for Polyurethane RIM MIXHEAD or multi-component MIXHEAD REPAIRS for most major brands. We guarantee the fastest turnaround time, highest quality production and most reasonable pricing.

​With over 32 plus years of experience in the industry, FATOVICH TECHNOLOGIES Inc. has been providing repairs for customers across the United States and Canada. From standard repairs & service, we provide high-quality solutions for your MIXHEAD and polyurethane equipment needs. Visit our MIXHEAD Photo Gallery to see photographs of some of the mixing head repairs that we’ve completed.
 

Signs That Your Mix Head Needs Service

Key Signs Your Mix Head Needs Rebuild or Repair

 

Identifying problems early helps avoid major failures. Common signs that indicate a mix head requires service include:

 

  • Inconsistent part quality or surface defects

  • Increased cycle times or production delays

  • Visible leaks around the mix head assembly

  • Unusual noises during operation

  • Pressure fluctuations or irregular flow rates

     

If you notice any of these issues, schedule an inspection immediately. A professional technician can assess the condition and recommend repairs or a full rebuild. Waiting too long can cause damage to other parts of the molding machine.

Fatovich Technologies, LLC. provides repair for All leading brands of Rim Mixheads

  • CANNON, KRAUSS-MAFFEI & HENNECKE MIXHEAD REPAIR

  • Graco MixHeads

  • Cannon MixHeads

  • Krauss-Maffei MixHeads

  • Hi-Tech MixHeads

  • Henneke MixHeads

  • Lutick  MixHeads

  • DUT MixHeads

  • MHR MixHeads

  • Gusmer-Decker MixHeads

  • Admiral MixHeads

Our Mix Head Repair Service Includes:

  • The Rebuild Process Explained

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  • A mix head rebuild restores the unit to near-new condition. The process involves several detailed steps:

  • Disassembly - The mix head is carefully taken apart to inspect all components.

  • Cleaning - All parts are cleaned to remove residue and contaminants.

  • Inspection - Each component is checked for wear, cracks, or deformation.

  • Replacement - Worn seals, valves, and other parts are replaced with OEM-quality components.

  • Reassembly - The mix head is reassembled with precision to ensure proper alignment.

  • Testing - The rebuilt mix head undergoes pressure and flow tests to verify performance.

  • ​This thorough approach guarantees the mix head will operate reliably and efficiently after service. Rebuilds are often more cost-effective than purchasing new units.

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