Australia’s leading wheel mount and demount specialists

Marand Wheel Mount & Demount Solutions

At Marand, we offer a comprehensive range of wheel mount and demount machines, available in both single and double-ended designs. Additionally, we provide advanced automated measurement devices for axle checking, back-to-back measurements, and wheel diameter assessments.

Our presses are trusted by some of Australia’s largest and most efficient operations, particularly in the iron ore heavy haul sectors of Karratha and Port Hedland. Every Marand machine is proudly designed and manufactured in Australia, strictly adhering to AS4024 and AS3000 standards for both machine and electrical safety.

Why Choose Marand Wheel Mount & Demount Presses?

The Marand Wheel Mount & Demount Presses offer unrivaled versatility and innovation. Our designs can be fully customized to meet your workshop’s needs, whether for integration into existing brownfield sites or new workshop setups.

Key Features:

  • Press recording software based on AAR standards, providing immediate pass/fail results
  • Pressing data and graphs stored on PC, with data transfer capabilities for QA compliance
  • Reduced manual handling with the option to integrate Gantry or automated loaders
  • Increased reliability and lower maintenance requirements
  • Extensive range of tooling and pressing options
  • Exceptional accuracy and rigidity for precise operations

Optional Features:

  • Automated loader
  • Turntable for seamless integration into workshop rail lines
  • Integrated axle checking stand for precise measurement of back-to-back distance, axial and radial runout

Our presses reflect the very best in advanced design and engineering, offering unmatched performance and reliability.

Trusted by Leading Industry Players

We are proud to have supplied wheelset maintenance equipment to leading industry names, including Rio Tinto, BHP, Bombardier, Alstom, Pacific National, QR, Aurizon, UGL, Onesteel, Inver Engineering, RailCorp, Fortescue (FMG), Kiwi Rail, Progress Rail, and Roy Hill.