Allied MachineX provides industrial and CNC machine repair in Hudson, River Falls, New Richmond and across the St. Croix Valley: injection molding machines, CNC mills and lathes, wood and metal CNC routers, press brakes, punches, ironworkers, shears, lasers, plasma cutters, EDMs, waterjets, band saws, grinders, robots and conveyors, plus machine rebuilds and new and refurbished machine sales.
Our technicians are local to the St. Croix Valley, backed by mechanical engineers, and for emergency hard downs we can usually be onsite the same day. The same service manufacturers count on from us in Minneapolis and St. Paul is right across the river. Our 24/7 emergency line means you reach a real technician at 2 AM, not a call center. We’ve grown into one of the largest machine repair companies in the Midwest the simple way: honest diagnosis, straight answers, and showing up when we say we will.
Across the River, Not Across the Country
Western Wisconsin shops know the routine: the machine goes down, and the service tech is coming from Madison, Milwaukee or a flight away, whenever they get to you. Not anymore. St. Croix County runs on manufacturing, medical plastics and molding around Hudson and Somerset, machining, metal fab, dredge equipment and printing in New Richmond’s industrial park, contract shops in River Falls and Baldwin, and our techs are closer to those floors than most of the Twin Cities. You get a diagnosis before a parts bill, an engineer behind every tech, and an arrival window you can plan a shift around.
Injection Molders, Robots and Conveyors
The valley’s plastics and medical manufacturing base runs on molding machines, so they lead here. We repair injection molders from Cincinnati Milacron, Engel, Arburg, Van Dorn, Nissei and Toshiba: hydraulics, heater bands, screws and barrels, clamps, controllers and the auxiliary equipment around them. We troubleshoot Fanuc, Motoman, ABB and Kuka robots and integrated cells, and conveyors and plant production equipment ride the same standard dispatch.
Pro tip: A molder that starts drifting on shot weight is worth a call before it’s worth a teardown. Half the time it’s a heater band, a thermocouple or a check ring, and catching it scheduled beats catching it at 6 AM with a truck waiting at the dock.
Machine Down in the Valley? Here's What Happens When You Call
Because our techs run a route depending on where the last scheduled job wraps up, diagnosis before departure isn’t a nice-to-have. Here is our process, so you know what you’re getting before you ever dial:
- You describe the symptom to a technician, not a call center. Alarm numbers, when it happens, what changed. The more you can tell us, the faster we get there.
- We start remote diagnostics before the truck rolls. For many control and electrical faults, our technicians begin troubleshooting over the phone, often cutting on-site diagnosis time significantly.
- We troubleshoot the machine as one system: electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic and control, with mechanical engineering expertise behind the diagnosis. We find the actual failure before anyone spends money on parts that didn’t fail.
- You get a straight answer on repair, rebuild or replace. We do both service and machine sales, so we have no incentive to push one answer. Sometimes it’s a $400 sensor. Sometimes it’s time.
- The work gets verified before we call it done. NIST-traceable calibration and post-repair checks come standard, not as an upsell.
Pro tip: Don’t clear a recurring alarm and keep running. Write down the full alarm number and when it happens. It cuts diagnostic time more than anything else an operator can do.
Mills, Lathes and Machining Centers
CNC machine repair covers vertical and horizontal machining centers, turning centers and CNC lathes from Mazak, Haas, Hurco, Okuma, Doosan, DMG Mori, Makino, Fadal, Kitamura and SMART, plus Bridgeport and Sharp manuals and wood and metal CNC routers, from SCM and Biesse nested routers to ShopBot and AXYZ machines. Control diagnostics run on Fanuc, Siemens, Mitsubishi, Heidenhain and Fagor, plus HMI controllers like Delem, Cybelec and ESA. Axis drift, servo alarms, spindle noise, stuck tool changers, lost parameters: bring us the symptom and we’ll find the cause.
Press Brakes, Punches, Ironworkers and Shears
Press brake repair covers Cincinnati, Chicago Dreis & Krump, Amada, Accurpress, LVD, Wysong, Durma, Ermaksan, HACO, Salvagnini and Trumpf machines: hydraulics, backgauge repair, ram positioning and Y1/Y2 problems, crowning, calibration and safety systems. Punch and stamping presses from Minster, Bliss, Niagara and Verson, turret punches from Amada, Trumpf, Strippit and Murata Wiedemann, ironworkers from Scotchman, Piranha and Edwards all ride the same truck.
Shear repair on Cincinnati, Wysong, Accurpress and Amada machines covers blade gap, rake angle, hold-downs and blade flips, because cut quality lives in the setup, not just the edge. We handle plate rolls, pipe benders and tube benders too.
Lasers, Plasma, EDM and Waterjet
Laser and plasma cutting machine repair covers Trumpf, Bystronic, Mazak, Mitsubishi, Prima Power, LVD, Amada, Ermaksan and Hypertherm equipment, from cutting heads and optics to height sensing, chillers and source faults, plus Hypertherm, Esab, Messer and Koike plasma systems. Wire and sinker EDM work runs on Sodick, Mitsubishi, Makino, Fanuc RoboCut and AgieCharmilles machines, and waterjet repair on Flow, Omax and Jet Edge tables covers intensifier pumps, seals, cutting heads, abrasive delivery and edge quality.
Servos, Drives, PLCs and Electrical
Servo motors, drives, amplifiers and encoders from Fanuc, Siemens, Yaskawa, Mitsubishi, Allen-Bradley, Indramat, Glentek, Baldor and Kollmorgen, with rebuild and replacement sourcing when field repair isn’t enough. PLC and electrical work runs through Allen-Bradley, Siemens, Omron, Modicon and AutomationDirect systems, machine I/O, power supplies, VFDs, safety relays, light curtains and wiring faults. A lit screen doesn’t mean every voltage and safety condition is present, so we diagnose the whole circuit.
We also service and integrate machine safety systems: light curtains, barriers, and advanced solutions from Lazersafe, Sick and Pilz, so your operation stays protected and compliant, not just running.
Hydraulics, Pneumatics, Saws and Grinders
Hydraulic work covers cylinders, pumps, valves, leaks, pressure loss and overheating, and pneumatic work covers stuck cylinders, dead solenoids, clamps that won’t release and low-air alarms. Band saw repair runs on Hyd-Mech, Kalamazoo, DoAll, Marvel, HE&M, Behringer and Cosen saws, and grinder repair on Okamoto, Chevalier, Brown & Sharpe, Harig, Blanchard and Mitsui machines.
Pro tip: A press that drifts overnight is telling you a valve or a seal is on its way out. That’s a cheap fix on a schedule and an expensive one discovered at the start of first shift.
Spindles, Ballscrews and Rebuilds
Bad finish, new noise, rising heat or a tool that won’t stay put all point at the spindle, and the fix runs from field repair to full rebuild through our machine rebuild services. Ballscrew work covers backlash, support bearings, alignment and lost motion.
Every rebuild leaves with documented, NIST-traceable calibration, so you have proof of accuracy for your own quality system, not just our word for it.
New and Refurbished Machines, With Real Advice
Because Allied MachineX handles both service and sales, the repair-or-replace question gets an honest answer. We’re proud to offer HACO press brakes, shears and fiber lasers through our new machine sales. We can also assist with a number of other popular brands, so call and ask our sales team what’s available. Our refurbished machines serve shops adding capacity without new-machine money, and every refurbished machine we source includes a free tune-up you can use within two years of purchase. We consult on equipment selection, matching the machine to the parts you actually make, then handle installation, leveling, calibration and startup.
Outsourced Maintenance for the St. Croix Valley
Every shop in the valley is competing with the Twin Cities for the same maintenance techs, and most are losing. Plenty just contract it to us instead: scheduled preventive maintenance on your equipment list, first call when something breaks, and engineers on the repair-or-replace questions. Every PM visit ends with a plain priority list: fix now, schedule soon, watch, upgrade later. PM visits can include NIST-traceable calibration: the documented, auditable kind your quality manager actually wants in the file. Call 844-763-1748 to scope a program.
You'll Talk to Owners, Not a Script
Allied MachineX is owned and operated by Tim, Josh, and Kent, three people with more than 15 years of combined shop-floor experience who answer their own phones. When you call about a machine down in Hudson or New Richmond, you’re talking to someone who has personally worked on Haas mills, Mazak lathes, and Amada press brakes.
“Manufacturing doesn’t sleep, and neither do we.” Tim, co-owner
“We’re not just fixing machines, we’re keeping people employed and production lines running.” Josh, co-owner
“Most shops don’t need a new machine, they need someone to find the actual failure. Our job is to tell you which is which, even when the answer is a $400 sensor. That’s what we’d want someone to tell us.” Kent, co-owner
Service Area: Hudson, River Falls, New Richmond and the St. Croix Valley
Coverage runs the valley and the towns around it: Hudson, North Hudson, River Falls, New Richmond, Somerset, Osceola, Baldwin, Roberts, Hammond, Prescott, Ellsworth, Amery and St. Croix Falls. Across the river we cover the Twin Cities through Minneapolis and St. Paul, and east down I-94 our Wisconsin coverage continues through Eau Claire and La Crosse. For emergency hard downs, our 24/7 line is the fastest way to reach a technician, and our local techs keep the valley within same-day reach.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you provide machine repair in Hudson, WI?
Yes. We provide CNC and industrial machine troubleshooting, repair, rebuilds, preventive maintenance and machine sales for manufacturers in Hudson and across St. Croix County, with technicians local to the area.
Do you cover New Richmond and River Falls?
Yes, same dispatch and same rates. New Richmond’s industrial park, River Falls, Somerset, Osceola, Baldwin and the rest of the valley are all on the route.
How fast can you get to Hudson?
Because our techs are local to the St. Croix Valley, emergency hard downs usually get same-day response. Travel time depends on where the last scheduled job wraps up, so call and we’ll give you an honest estimate for the day you schedule. For scheduled work, you get a real arrival window, not a four-hour block.
Can you troubleshoot a machine if we don't know what's wrong?
Yes. Most service calls start with a symptom, not a known failed part. Diagnosing the mechanical, electrical, control, hydraulic or pneumatic cause is the job. We can also start remote diagnostics before arriving.
What brands do you work on?
Mazak, Haas, Hurco, Okuma, Doosan, DMG Mori, Makino, Fadal, Kitamura, Hardinge, SMART, Bridgeport, Cincinnati, Chicago Dreis & Krump, Amada, Accurpress, LVD, Wysong, Durma, Ermaksan, HACO, Salvagnini, Trumpf, Bystronic, Hypertherm, Minster, Bliss, Niagara, Verson, Strippit, Murata Wiedemann, Scotchman, Piranha, Edwards, Hyd-Mech, Kalamazoo, DoAll, Marvel, Behringer, Okamoto and Blanchard among others, with control and servo work on Fanuc, Siemens, Mitsubishi, Heidenhain, Fagor, Yaskawa and Allen-Bradley, HMI controllers like Delem, Cybelec and ESA, wood and metal CNC routers, wire and sinker EDM machines from Sodick, Mitsubishi, Makino, Fanuc and AgieCharmilles, waterjets from Flow, Omax and Jet Edge, robots from Motoman, ABB and Kuka, and injection molding machines from Cincinnati Milacron, Engel, Arburg, Van Dorn, Nissei and Toshiba. If your brand isn’t here, call anyway.
Do you repair punch presses, shears, ironworkers and CNC routers?
Yes. We service mechanical stamping and punch presses from Minster, Bliss, Niagara and Verson, turret punches from Amada, Trumpf, Strippit and Murata Wiedemann, ironworkers from Scotchman, Piranha and Edwards, and shears from Cincinnati, Wysong, Accurpress and Amada, along with plate rolls, pipe benders, tube benders and wood and metal CNC routers. If it bends, cuts, stamps or routs in a shop, we can likely service it.
Do you repair EDM machines and waterjets?
Yes. We service wire and sinker EDM machines from Sodick, Mitsubishi, Makino, Fanuc and AgieCharmilles, and waterjet systems from Flow, Omax and Jet Edge. That covers wire transport, power supply and flushing issues, intensifier pumps, high-pressure seals, orifices, abrasive feed and edge quality.
How much does CNC machine repair cost?
It depends on the failure, but here is how we keep it honest: you approve the diagnosis before parts get ordered, and you get a repair-versus-replace recommendation backed by mechanical engineering expertise, not a sales quota. Call 844-763-1748 for current diagnostic rates and an honest travel estimate for the day you book. Scheduled maintenance programs can be scoped to a monthly budget. If your facility requests service regularly, ask about a standardized dispatch fee: one predictable fee for your account, and we work to minimize travel on repeat visits.
Do your repairs come with a warranty?
New machines and most replacement parts carry manufacturer warranties. On repair work, we put warranty terms in writing before the job starts. And your team signs off every repair as complete and tested before our technician leaves your floor, so everyone agrees on the condition of the machine when it changes hands.
Do you sell machines too?
Yes. We sell HACO press brakes, shears and fiber lasers, plus refurbished machines, with more new brands joining the lineup. Because we also repair and rebuild, we can give you an honest repair-versus-replace answer and handle whichever way you decide.
Should we repair our old machine or replace it?
We’ll evaluate the failure, the machine’s overall condition, parts availability and your production needs, then lay out the repair, rebuild, upgrade and replacement options honestly. Sometimes the answer is a $400 sensor. Sometimes it isn’t.
Can you take over our facility's maintenance?
Yes. Valley facilities that can’t hire or keep maintenance people contract it to us: scheduled PM, emergency coverage and engineering support, sized to the equipment on your floor.
Call Allied MachineX for Machine Repair in Hudson and the St. Croix Valley
Molder’s down and the dock is stacking up. Brake won’t hold angle. Mill lost its parameters. One call: 844-763-1748. The emergency line is answered 24/7.
Sales and scheduled maintenance: Monday to Friday 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Saturday 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Emergency machine repair: 24/7.