Define repair scope and expected volume
Separate straightening, preparation, diamond cutting, and painting by the actual work mix.
Complete alloy wheel repair systems
Build a complete alloy wheel repair line.
Connect inspection, straightening, blasting, diamond cutting, colour preparation, automatic painting, extraction, and finishing around one controlled process.
One connected wheel process
See every stage from damaged wheel to finished surface.
Define straightening, preparation, diamond cutting, colour matching, painting, and containment as one process before selecting equipment.
WM800 / Diamond cutting
Machine diamond-cut wheel faces with laser guidance.
The WM800 supports diamond-cut alloy wheel refurbishment by connecting wheel inspection, preparation, and controlled face machining.
- Laser-guided machining for diamond-cut alloy wheel refurbishment.
- Review wheel condition and preparation before machining.
- Confirm the machine, accessories, utilities, and operator process for the actual workshop.
WM600 / Wheel painting
Control primer, colour, and clear coat in one machine.
The WM600 supports automated paint application with 360-degree wheel rotation, extraction, and UV/IR curing information for the finishing process.
- Automated primer, colour, and clear-coat workflow.
- Supports one- or two-sided painting with 360-degree wheel rotation.
- Connects extraction and UV/IR curing information with the finishing cell.
M&H Group Thailand
Plan the machines as one production line, not isolated purchases.
M&H Group reviews repair scope, expected volume, available space, utilities, and wheel movement before confirming an equipment shortlist.
Arrange machine sequence and wheel movement
Reduce backtracking and define working space between each process.
Confirm space and utilities
Review electrical supply, compressed air, extraction, storage, and site access.
Confirm models and quote
Reconcile models, article numbers, accessories, and formal commercial terms.
Before configuration
Questions that define the right wheel-repair line.
Which wheel repairs will be accepted?
Separate straightening, cosmetic refinishing, diamond cutting, paint-only work, and complete refurbishment.
What capacity and wheel sizes are required?
Daily volume, wheel diameter, finish type, staffing, and available space determine the equipment combination.
Which supporting systems are needed?
Confirm preparation, extraction, paint, curing, cleaning, handling, consumables, and inspection requirements before preparing a quote.
Next step
Ask M&H Group to review your wheel-repair process.
Share the repair types, daily wheel volume, available space, and current equipment to start a workshop-specific system review.