Hydraulic repairs require expertise and materials knowledge. The replacement and installation of hydraulic installations, pumps or motors must always be carried out with precision so as not to compromise the efficiency of the device.
Hydraulic repairs require expertise and materials knowledge. The replacement and installation of hydraulic installations, pumps or motors must always be carried out with precision so as not to compromise the efficiency of the device.
E&M Flex carries out hydraulic repairs of various installations and machines such as hydraulic pumps, devices using high-pressure hydraulics and engines, couplings, cylinders, building machines, compressed air hoses, stainless steel steam pipes, hydraulic lines and cleaning hoses. Our team specialises in anything involving hydraulics. Repairs are carried out both on location and in our workshop. Our delivery van is always well-stocked with a broad range of couplings and spare parts. Hoses can be pressed immediately on site.
As a member of the SISA Presto network our mobile repair team delivers assistance across Belgium. E&M Flex is conveniently located and easily accessible, allowing us to get your equipment up and running in no time at an excellent price/quality ratio.
We guarantee a fast intervention and are always at your service. You can also call on us for the periodic and preventive maintenance of your hydraulics so as to avoid damaged or leaking hoses.
A hydraulic problem? Contact our service team at 0471 471 721 or info@em-flex.be.
As a member of the SISA Presto network our mobile repair team delivers assistance across Belgium. E&M Flex is conveniently located and easily accessible, allowing us to get your equipment up and running in no time at an excellent price/quality ratio.
We guarantee a fast intervention and are always at your service. You can also call on us for the periodic and preventive maintenance of your hydraulics so as to avoid damaged or leaking hoses.
A hydraulic problem? Contact our service team at 0471 471 721 or info@em-flex.be.
