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SpanesiBodyshop planning and structural repairMeasuring, structural repair, benches, paint preparation, and complete bodyshop planning.Open guide 
Wheel RestoreWheel repair and refinishingFrom preparation and wheel correction to diamond cutting and painting.Open guide 
IRTInfrared and UV curingMatch the curing system to repair size, bay layout, and process control.Open guide 
DresterGun cleaning and paint-room workflowPlan cleaning, waste handling, wheel washing, and mixing-room support.Open guide 
HerkulesVehicle lifting and workshop accessCompare platform lifts, pneumatic systems, and access equipment.Open guide DitecSurface protection and detailingChoose paint, glass, rim, leather, and textile protection by application.Open guide 
LanoProCorrosion protection and fleet carePlan underbody protection, wire-rope care, and workshop lubrication.Open guide Guide finder
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Wheel Restore wheel repair should be reviewed as a complete workflow: inspect the wheel, correct damage, prepare the surface, refinish the visible face, control paint/extraction, and support the operator with training and consumables.
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A profitable wheel repair option is usually not one machine. It is a controlled workflow for inspection, straightening, preparation, painting, finishing, and operator training.
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A diamond cut wheel machine should be evaluated by wheel volume, workflow fit, finish repeatability, operator confidence, consumables, and how it connects to preparation and painting steps.
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Wheel painting equipment should improve repeatability, reduce guesswork, and protect the finish quality that makes a wheel repair service credible.
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SMART repair equipment helps a bodyshop keep small but profitable repair jobs in-house when the service is structured around damage type, training, and workflow.
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Paint booth extraction decisions should be tied to repair routing, booth pressure, dust and fume control, sanding and prep work, and the jobs that should not consume the main booth.
Read guideIRT curing equipment should be selected by the paint workflow problem first: prep drying, spot repair, panel curing, rail-mounted production, thermal control, operator consistency, and the support needed after installation.
Read guideDrester works as paint-room process control, not only as a gun washer. The system covers spray gun cleaning, water-based and solvent routines, wheel washing, mixing-room discipline, filtration, and waste handling.
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LanoPro is planned around underbody, chassis, fleet, and heavy-use corrosion protection. It is not a wheel-protection category; the range covers Green Shield, bio-based coatings, storage protection, wire rope care, greases, hydraulic oils, and fifth-wheel lubrication.
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PDR training is most valuable when it is connected to a clear business goal: faster small dent repair, retained paint value, new revenue, or technician capability.
Read guideThe best equipment decision starts with the workshop outcome, not the product catalogue. Define workflow pressure, retained margin, operator capability, and support needs first.
Read guideSpanesi brings the main professional bodyshop equipment families into one workshop-planning view for Thailand and APAC buyers: Touch measuring, frame repair, lifts, refinishing, dent repair, curing, vacuum systems, welding, furniture, OEM information, and M&H Group project support.
Read guideHerkules lift selection starts with the access problem it solves: painter reach, tire and wheel work, underbody access, vehicle movement, compact bay limits, retrofit needs, and safer daily positioning.
Read guideDitec works as a customer-visible protection program, not a single bottle. The program connects paint protection, ceramic tiers, glass, rims, leather, textile, cleaning, polishing, and aftercare.
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