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Rolangear services
Rolangear plans the process, specifies and supplies the equipment, and supports installation, commissioning, operator training and after-sales, with one point of contact throughout the project.
What we do
Ten services, grouped by the stage of the project they belong to. The services included in your project are set out in the technical proposal.
We start from the product you want to make and work back to the process stages and the machinery each stage requires.
What is included
Guidance on floor space and equipment placement, so the configured line fits the building you have or plan to use.
What is included
A written proposal that sets out the configuration, the scope of supply and services, and the commercial terms before any order is placed.
What is included
Where a line combines equipment from more than one source, Rolangear brings it together into one working line instead of leaving you to coordinate separate suppliers.
What is included
Equipment is inspected before it leaves, so problems are found at the supplier rather than at your factory.
What is included
Shipping arrangements for the supplied equipment to your destination port, coordinated with the rest of the project.
What is included
Our service and start-up engineers support installation at your factory, then start up and trial run the line before handing it over to your team.
What is included
Trained operators and maintenance staff are what keep a new line productive. Training covers the equipment Rolangear supplied.
What is included
Spare parts supply for the equipment Rolangear supplied, requested through the same point of contact as the original project.
What is included
Support continues after handover: remote assistance for troubleshooting, and onsite service when a visit is needed.
What is included
The exact scope is confirmed per project in the technical proposal. Rolangear does not hold production lines in stock and does not manufacture them in-house.
How a project runs
Six steps from first enquiry to a commissioned line with trained operators.
Your finished product, target output and destination country.
We define the process stages and specify the machinery each stage requires.
A written proposal covering configuration, scope and commercial terms.
Equipment is manufactured or sourced, then inspected before dispatch.
Shipping arrangements and engineer-supported installation at your factory.
Operator training, spare parts and ongoing technical support after handover.
Getting started
Every proposal starts from your product and your site. This is what we ask for, and what you get back.
The more of this you can share, the more precise the first proposal.
A written document you can review with your team before any order.
Send your project detailsScope and terms are confirmed in writing before any order.
FAQ
If your question is not answered here, our team will reply directly.
A turnkey project can cover process planning, equipment selection, sourcing and line integration, pre-dispatch inspection, shipping arrangements, engineer-supported installation and commissioning, operator training and after-sales support. The exact scope is confirmed per project in the technical proposal.
The scope of supply and services is defined for each project and set out in the technical proposal, so you can review exactly what is included before any order.
No. Rolangear does not hold production lines in stock and does not manufacture them in-house. Equipment is specified for each project, manufactured or sourced, and inspected before dispatch.
The product you want to make, your target output and your destination country. Factory space, available utilities, the automation level you are considering and your timeline all help make the first proposal more precise.
Engineer-supported installation, start-up and trial running are available and are set out in the scope of the technical proposal.
Rolangear supplies spare parts for the equipment it supplied and provides remote assistance for troubleshooting. Onsite service visits can be arranged on request.
Individual machines are available by function in the machinery catalogue. Ask our team which installation, training and support services apply to the machine you are considering.
It depends on the product, the equipment and the scope of services. The project schedule is set out in the technical proposal.
Next step
Tell us what you want to produce, your target capacity and your destination country. Our engineering team will recommend a suitable production line or machine and prepare a technical proposal.
