Spanesi / Measuring and structural repair
Measure, hold, and restore vehicle structure.
Connect portable electronic measurement with a frame-straightening workstation for inspection, documentation, holding, and structural repair.
Complete bodyshop systems
Plan a complete bodyshop around the repair flow.
Bring measuring, structural repair, vehicle access, preparation, curing, cleaning, and extraction into one coherent workshop plan.
One connected repair process
Plan equipment around the real bodyshop workflow.
Start with measurement and structural repair, then connect vehicle access, preparation, curing, cleaning, and extraction as one workshop process.
Core workshop systems
Open the equipment behind each repair stage.
Review product information, applications, media, and technical detail for the core systems before defining a configuration.
Paint curing
IRT PowerCure
Automated infrared curing for controlled paint-drying workflows.
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Spray-gun cleaning
Drester Ace Quattro C
Four-station cleaning for solvent and waterborne paint workflows.
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Vehicle access
Herkules HLQ
Pneumatic platform lifting for body repair, preparation, and vehicle access.
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Preparation and extraction
HBC-System SM3000
Extraction and filtration for preparation, localized paint, and SMART repair work.
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Confirm the workshop conditions before selecting equipment.
M&H Group uses the repair scope, vehicle mix, bay layout, and available utilities to prepare an equipment path for the actual workshop.
Confirm before configurationBay dimensionsVehicle accessFloor and anchoringElectrical supplyCompressed airExtraction and ventilationEquipment storage
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Define the repair stages
List the structural, preparation, paint, curing, cleaning, lifting, and finishing work the workshop must perform.
02
Check the workshop conditions
Confirm bay dimensions, vehicle access, floor, electricity, compressed air, extraction, ventilation, and storage.
03
Select exact equipment
Open the product pages and compare model, article number, accessories, utilities, media, and technical information.
04
Plan installation and training
Confirm delivery sequence, installation scope, operator training, consumables, maintenance, and technical support.
M&H Group in practice
See planning, installation, and training in real workshop work.
M&H Group project photography from Thailand shows how workshop requirements move into site preparation and productive equipment use.
01Review workshop requirementsConnect repair scope, available space, and operating needs with the appropriate equipment system.View related support 
02Prepare the installationConfirm equipment position, access, electrical supply, compressed air, and extraction before handover.View related support 
03Train the operatorsConnect equipment controls with the team’s practical daily operating process.View related support M&H Group support
From workshop review to productive daily use.
01Workshop and workflow reviewDefine repair stages, vehicles, and bay requirements.02Installation planningReview space, utilities, and site-preparation sequence.03Operator trainingConnect equipment with the team’s daily operating process.04Aftersales supportMaintain access to parts, consumables, and technical guidance.
Before a quote
Questions that define the right bodyshop system.
Which repair stages are required?
Confirm whether the workshop needs measuring, structural repair, preparation, paint, curing, cleaning, lifting, or a complete system.
Which vehicles and repair volumes are expected?
Vehicle size, repair mix, daily volume, bay availability, and operator count determine the equipment configuration.
What must be confirmed before preparing a quote?
Record the exact model, article numbers, accessories, utilities, installation work, training, consumables, and support requirements.
Next step
Ask M&H Group to review the workshop requirement before equipment is shortlisted.
Share the repair scope, vehicle mix, available space, bay count, and existing utilities to start a structured bodyshop discussion.