Solutions / 04 · Assemble it
Built right. Taken apart without a scratch.
Push-pull tools, install and removal fixtures, pullers, and alignment tools for large rotating equipment.
2,800
Assembly, disassembly and alignment tool designs
01 / The problem
What it costs when it goes wrong
Force without control damages parts.
A seized coupling or a tight cover plate tempts a crew to reach for a bigger hammer. One gouge on a sealing surface can scrap a part that costs more than the whole tool.
Every stuck part stops the outage.
During an outage, the clock is the cost. A part that won’t come out holds up the whole crew and pushes back the restart.
Our tools apply the right force in the right direction, so parts go in and come out on schedule and undamaged.
02 / Why Springfield
Why teams choose Springfield
01
Controlled force.
Hydraulic and mechanical tools push, pull, and press along the part’s axis.
02
Built for the procedure.
Each tool matches the manufacturer’s assembly or service procedure.
03
Updated as your fleet changes.
We modify existing tools for new models instead of starting over.
04
Shop and field.
Tools for the assembly plant, the repair shop, and the outage site.
03 / What we build
What we build
Push-pull tools
Controlled moves during build and teardown
Install and removal fixtures
Cover plates, blades, and seals
Pullers
Couplings, bearings, and seized parts
Alignment pins and tools
Accurate fit-up of large housings and modules
Staking and installation tools
Repeatable small-part installation
04 / Proof
Proven where the stakes are high
- Cover plate install and removal fixtures for turbine repair.
- Push-pull tools, later modified for newer models.
- More than 2,800 assembly, disassembly and alignment tool designs.
Ask an engineer for relevant examples under NDA.
Put it together right. Take it apart clean. Tell us about the procedure. We’ll build the tool. Talk with an engineer →
Drawings and models move through a secure link we send you, never through the website.
05 / FAQs
Technical & procurement questions
Do I need a finished drawing to start?
No. A part, a photo, a sketch, a failed process, or a plain description of the problem is enough to begin. Engineering helps define what the hardware needs to become.
Can you work under an NDA?
Yes. An NDA is available on request before you share details.
How do I send drawings?
Not through this website. Start an RFQ and we reply with a secure upload link. All drawings and specs move through that link to keep them confidential.
The design does not have to be finished before we talk.
Bring us a requirement, application, existing tool, photo, sketch, component, or drawing.
Path 1
Talk with an engineer
Describe the application or problem. No drawing needed.
Path 2
Send an RFQ
Have a drawing or spec? Start an RFQ and we’ll send you a secure link to transfer it, so your files stay confidential.