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Hydraulic Servo & Proportional Valve Repair

Moog, Rexroth, Parker, Vickers and HR Textron valves rebuilt, calibrated and tested on our own hydraulic test stands.

AST REPAIR SPEC
Experience
20+ years
Rush
Same day, most valves
Test
Dynamic, custom stands
Cleaning
3-stage proprietary
Warranty
1 year in service

Servo and proportional valve repair for over 20 years

A failed servo or proportional valve can stop a press, a molding machine or a whole line. AST has repaired servo and proportional hydraulics for more than 20 years. We disassemble, inspect, clean, rebuild, calibrate and dynamically test every valve to OEM specifications. Our valve inventory makes same-day repair possible on many popular models.

AST hydraulic valve test stand with pressure gauges, digital readouts, hoses and a servo valve mounted for dynamic testing
One of AST's custom hydraulic test stands. Every repaired valve is dynamically tested on a stand like this before it ships.
  • Rush same-day repair on most valve types
  • Factory-trained technicians
  • OEM-authorized repair facility
  • Valves calibrated to OEM or customer specifications
  • Full testing on custom hydraulic test stands
  • Large inventory of remanufactured valves
  • Proprietary 3-stage cleaning system
  • 1-year in-service warranty

Servo valves vs. proportional valves

Servo valves give very precise position, speed and closed-loop motion control. They're common in aerospace, injection molding and high-precision manufacturing.

Proportional valves give simpler, more economical control of flow and pressure. They're common in packaging, material handling and food processing equipment.

Signs a valve needs repair

  • Inconsistent actuator movement
  • Slow machine response
  • Positioning errors
  • Pressure fluctuations
  • Excessive heat
  • Servo instability or hunting
  • Unexpected alarms
  • Fluid contamination
  • External leakage
  • Complete loss of motion

Valve brands we commonly repair

Bosch Rexroth valves used in automation, injection molding and machine tools. Moog high-performance servo valves. Parker valves for machinery, mobile equipment and packaging. Vickers valves for presses and heavy equipment. HR Textron valves in industrial hydraulic systems.

Process

How we repair a hydraulic valve

  1. Incoming inspection

    We record the condition of the valve and the fault you reported.

  2. Disassembly and cleaning

    Complete teardown and our proprietary 3-stage cleaning system.

  3. Component inspection

    Spools, sleeves, torque motors, seals and filters are checked against OEM specifications.

  4. Reassembly and calibration

    The valve is rebuilt and calibrated to OEM specs or your own.

  5. Dynamic testing

    Each valve is run on our custom hydraulic test stands before it ships.

Coverage

Valve brands we repair

Don't see your brand? Send the part number anyway. Many older and discontinued units can still be repaired or rebuilt.

  • Moog
  • Bosch Rexroth
  • Parker
  • Vickers
  • HR Textron
Questions

Hydraulic Valve Repair FAQ

Can a servo valve be repaired instead of replaced?

Usually. Most failures come from contamination, worn parts, damaged seals or calibration drift, and a professional rebuild fixes those.

How long does servo valve repair take?

It depends on the model. Same-day rush repair is available for many common valves.

Do you test valves before returning them?

Yes. Every valve is tested on our custom hydraulic test stands before shipment.

What causes servo valves to fail?

Hydraulic contamination, normal wear, overheating, poor filtration, damaged electrical parts, corrosion and long service intervals.

Is repairing a valve cheaper than replacing it?

In most cases, yes, and a rebuild restores OEM-level performance.

Line down? Send us the part number.

Rush evaluations are completed the same day. Most quotes are based on the damage we find, not the price of a new unit.

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