Interlock Energy

Engineered Solutions for Critical Infrastructure

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About the firm

Interlock Energy delivers OEM-level engineering, custom fabrication, and turnkey field support to keep essential power and industrial infrastructure running safely and efficiently. It specializes in reverse engineering and fabricating legacy components when original manufacturer support is unavailable.

Firm type
Mechanical Engineering · Power & Utility Engineering

Capabilities

Custom Fabrication and Reverse Engineering

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Recreating or enhancing critical parts for turbines, pumps, compressors, and heat exchangers when original equipment manufacturer support is declining.

  • 3D Scanning and Modeling

    Using advanced measurement and modeling techniques to ensure precision fit and function.

  • Legacy Part Re-engineering

    Fabricating discontinued, obsolete, or custom components to extend asset life.

Engineering Services

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Providing technical consulting, studies, and evaluations to optimize critical asset performance.

  • System Evaluations and Studies

    Performing engineering studies and system evaluations to guide maintenance and capital planning.

  • Reliability and Lifecycle Assessments

    Assessing assets to extend their useful operating life and ensure long-term resilience.

Equipment and Parts Supply

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Supplying warranty-backed, OEM-standard replacement parts and engineered components for power and industrial systems.

Outage and Field Support

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Delivering turnkey field execution, planning, and installation support for power and industrial operations.

  • Outage and Turnaround Planning

    Managing turnkey planning and execution for large-scale generation outages and plant turnarounds.

  • Field Installation and Integration

    Installing, modifying, and integrating critical components on-site with rapid response capabilities.

Industries

Power Generation · Electric Utilities · Industrial · Renewable Energy

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