Metal stitching and metal locking is a simple but proven process of repairing cracks in heavy components without following the wielding method, which generates excessive heat.

We observe that heavy components made of cast iron, bronze, cast steel, and aluminium often get damaged due to accidents. When the damaged portion of the casting breaks into pieces, replacement with a new component is usually not possible. A new part is expensive, takes time to manufacture, or belongs to obsolete equipment.

RA Power Solutions has experienced technicians who cut off the damaged portion of the component completely. They make a new casting of cast iron, cast steel, or aluminium as per the original component and bring it to the site. The team assembles the new casting properly and metal stitches it using the best quality metal keys and locks.

The photographs shown in this blog are of MAN main engine model SMIT MAN R666W (Main Engine Port Side) which met with a serious accident. In this case, we have successfully repaired the engine block, cylinder liner, and piston having multiple cracks, lengths measuring from 75 mm to 190 mm.

Advantages of repair of damage casting and crack by metal lock and metal stitching process.

This method of crack repair is the cheapest and can be executed in a short time. Onsite metal stitching repair is undertaken using our in-house trained technicians and consumables. Crack repair and repair of damage casting can be done in any part of the world and on board the vessel as our technicians have valid passports and seaman books. The process of crack repair by metal lock and metal stitching is approved throughout the world including Lloyds.

For more details regardingCrack repair in cast iron, crack repair of aluminium and cast iron repair by metal lock and metal stitching, please email us at rajshahani@rapowersolutions.com, or info@rapowersolutions.com, or call us at +91 9582647131 or +91 9810012383.

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