What Services Does Marsilli Offer Alongside Its Winding and Assembly Systems?

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Marsilli supports its winding and assembly equipment with four service lines named on its site: Co-Engineering, Refurbishment and ReTooling, Training, and the My.Marsilli Platform. It also lists Certified pre-owned equipment as a separate offering. These services are relevant if you need a system adapted to a specific coil or motor, want to extend the life of existing equipment, need to bring operators up to speed, or are considering used machinery rather than a new build.

Co-Engineering Service

Co-engineering is the path for applications that standard machines do not cover. Marsilli describes precision, flexibility, and customization as mandatory in its winding and assembly work, and positions co-engineering as the service that turns those requirements into a defined system.

Use this service when:

  • Your coil or stator geometry falls outside the range of a catalog machine.
  • You need a production line rather than a stand-alone unit.
  • Your wire size, spindle count, or speed targets sit at the edge of the published envelope (0.02 to 2.5 mm wire, 1 to 24 spindles, up to 25,000 RPM).

The practical input from your side is a clear specification: wire material and diameter, coil or stator type, required output, and quality tolerances. The expected result is a jointly developed machine or line concept rather than an off-the-shelf selection.

Refurbishment and ReTooling

This service covers existing equipment. Refurbishment addresses worn machines; re-tooling adapts a machine to a new product or changed specifications.

Consider it when:

  • You already run Marsilli equipment and a product change makes the current tooling obsolete.
  • A machine is mechanically sound but no longer meets current output or quality needs.
  • You want to avoid the lead time and cost of a completely new system.

The key check before committing is whether the existing machine's base platform can accept the new tooling within its spindle, wire-size, and speed limits. Marsilli's published ranges give you the boundary conditions to discuss with them.

Training

Training is listed as a standalone service, which matters because winding quality depends heavily on setup and operator skill — especially with fine wire down to 0.02 mm and high spindle speeds.

Plan for training when:

  • You are commissioning a new machine or line.
  • You are adding shifts or new operators.
  • You have re-tooled a machine for a new product.

Ask specifically whether training covers programming and recipe setup, mechanical changeover, and fault diagnosis, since these are the three areas where winding operations typically lose time.

My.Marsilli Platform

My.Marsilli is the company's digital platform, listed alongside the services. The site does not detail its functions in the available material, so treat it as an account-based customer portal and confirm its exact scope — documentation, spare parts, service requests, or machine data — directly with Marsilli before relying on it in your workflow.

Certified Pre-Owned Equipment

Marsilli lists certified pre-owned equipment as a distinct category next to production systems and stand-alone machines. This is an option when budget or lead time rules out a new build but you still want equipment that has passed the manufacturer's own certification.

Compare it against a new system on these dimensions:

Dimension New system Certified pre-owned
Configuration Built or co-engineered to your spec Limited to available certified units
Lead time Production lead time applies Potentially shorter, subject to stock
Suitability Any coil or motor within published ranges Must match your product to the unit's capability
Support Full service menu applies Confirm training, retooling, and platform access for the unit

How to Decide Which Service You Need

Work through this sequence:

  1. Define the product. Wire diameter, coil or stator type, and output target.
  2. Check against published ranges. If your spec fits within 0.02–2.5 mm wire, 1–24 spindles, and up to 25,000 RPM, a standard or stand-alone machine may suffice.
  3. If it does not fit, or you need a full line, start with Co-Engineering.
  4. If you already own equipment, ask about Refurbishment and ReTooling before considering replacement.
  5. If budget or timing is the constraint, ask what certified pre-owned units are available and whether they can be re-tooled for your product.
  6. In every case, confirm the training package and your access to the My.Marsilli platform as part of the quote.

The site does not publish pricing for any of these services, so cost and commercial terms need to come from a direct enquiry.