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Eillert BL1000 – full reconditioning

What we did to this machine

Five points from the reconditioning, marked on the machine itself.

Complete strip-down
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Complete strip-down

Every part was carefully dismantled and recorded.

Detailed inspection
02

Detailed inspection

Every part was assessed for wear, damage and function.

New blades
03

New blades

New blades were fitted.

Expert reconditioning
04

Expert reconditioning

Reusable parts were cleaned, calibrated and brought back to factory specification.

Full checking
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Full checking

Extensive functional testing guaranteed a fully working machine before delivery.

Tap a marker to see what we did there.

Fully reconditioned to top performance

When the Eillert BL1000 came in to STC, we knew it needed more than routine maintenance. This precision food processing machine was due for a complete overhaul to restore its reliability and extend its working life.

Our technical team stripped the machine down completely with precision and care, inspected it thoroughly and rebuilt it expertly. Every critical part was either reconditioned to factory specification or replaced with new, high-quality components. The result is a machine that performs like new, combining proven engineering with expert repair.

The Eillert BL1000 is now production-ready and delivers the precision and reliability your business needs — without the cost of a new machine.

Why choose expert reconditioning?

At STC we believe good machines deserve a second life. With the right knowledge, an eye for detail and timely replacement of parts, proven machines can keep running reliably for many more years. This project shows what we stand for: cost-effective food processing solutions that work as hard as your business does.

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