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Textile Machinery Repair and Maintenance Companies in Turkey

Companies that service textile machinery: periodic maintenance, repair, adjustment and commissioning. Choose by response time, scope of work and parts support.

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Key facts

  • As of October 8, 2026, Turkey's work equipment regulation (art. 6) requires the employer to keep equipment in suitable condition by having it maintained and periodically inspected.
  • The regulation's definition of maintenance covers overhaul, repair, replacement, adjustment, fault clearing, cleaning and calibration (art. 4), so keep service records in order.
  • Equipment subject to periodic inspection is defined by the tables in Annex III; inspection results are recorded with a signature and kept available for inspection (art. 7).
  • A service form does not replace the periodic inspection report issued by the authorized person; ask for it to show the date, fault, work done, parts replaced and the warranty on labor.
  • Under the regulation, workers must be trained on the risks and protective measures before they start using the equipment (art. 11).

Guide to Textile Machinery Repair

Burak Çelik Machinery and Technology Editor
Last updated:
Fact-checked by:
Gizem Polat

Textile machinery repair companies carry out periodic maintenance, breakdown repair, adjustment and installation of textile machinery such as sewing, knitting, weaving, dyeing and finishing, cutting and printing machines. The company that services a machine can differ from the company that sold it, so ask up front which machine families it works on and where it sources parts. If you are looking for parts, see textile machinery spare parts suppliers.

Types of service

  • On-site service: The technician comes to your workshop. This is usually the route for heavy machines that are hard to move.
  • Workshop service: The machine, or a removable part such as an electronic board or motor, is taken to the service company.
  • Maintenance contract: Periodic visits are planned in advance; the scope and response time are written into the contract.
  • Call-out service: You call when a fault occurs and pay per job.
  • Authorized and independent service: An authorized service company is approved by the manufacturer or its representative; independent companies may work on several brands. For a machine under warranty, ask at which service the warranty stays valid.

Brand, response time and parts stock: questions for a service company

  • Which brands and model families does it work on? Can it give examples of work on your model?
  • What is the response time to a fault report, and how quickly can a technician reach your site? Does this lengthen during religious holidays in Turkey and in peak season?
  • Does it supply parts from stock or on order?
  • Is labor charged per hour, per day or per job? Are travel and accommodation included?
  • Does it guarantee its work and the parts it fits?

Type of work, travel distance and replaced parts set the service fee

The type of service (maintenance, repair or installation), the complexity of the machine (electronic and computer-controlled systems), the technician's travel distance, urgency, the parts replaced and the scope of any contract all set the price. Ask for the quote and the invoice itemized as labor, travel and parts, and compare quotes on those items.

Maintenance and workplace safety in Turkey

As of the date of this page (October 8, 2026), Turkey's Regulation on Health and Safety Requirements for the Use of Work Equipment (text in Turkish) requires the employer to keep work equipment in suitable condition for as long as it is in use, by having it maintained and periodically inspected (art. 6). The regulation's definition of maintenance covers overhaul, repair, replacement, adjustment, fault clearing, cleaning and calibration (art. 4). Most of the work you give a service company falls under this definition, so keep service records in order. Workers must also be trained on the risks and protective measures before they start using the equipment (art. 11). Ask your occupational health and safety specialist which of your machines are subject to periodic inspection.

The easiest time to assess service support is before you buy the machine; for a selection checklist, see our guide to industrial sewing machine types. If you plan to buy second-hand, ask used textile machinery dealers about the machine's service history.

Sources (2)

  1. İş Ekipmanlarının Kullanımında Sağlık ve Güvenlik Şartları Yönetmeliği (Regulation on Health and Safety Conditions in the Use of Work Equipment; title translated by Tekstil Rehberi; in Turkish), Official Gazette, April 25, 2013, no. 28628; last amended December 23, 2025, no. 33116 (mevzuat.gov.tr; accessed October 11, 2026)
  2. İş Ekipmanlarının Kullanımında Sağlık ve Güvenlik Şartları Yönetmeliği (Regulation on Health and Safety Conditions in the Use of Work Equipment; title translated by Tekstil Rehberi), current consolidated text (PDF; mevzuat.gov.tr; last amended December 23, 2025, no. 33116; in Turkish)

Frequently asked questions

Should I sign a maintenance contract or call a technician when a fault occurs?

Consider a contract if one machine stopping halts the whole line and downtime is costly. If you have a spare machine, call-out service may be enough. Whichever you choose, get the scope, the response time and the parts allowance in writing.

Is a periodic inspection required after a machine is installed in Turkey?

Yes, if the machine is among the equipment subject to periodic inspection. As of the date of this page (October 8, 2026), Turkey's Regulation on Health and Safety Requirements for the Use of Work Equipment defines that equipment through the tables in Annex III. For such equipment, authorized persons carry out the inspection after installation and before first use where safety depends on installation and assembly, after major maintenance and repair, and, for non-mobile equipment, every time it is relocated (art. 7). Ask your occupational health and safety specialist whether your machine is covered.

What record should I get after a service visit?

Get a service form showing the date, the fault, the work done, the parts replaced and the warranty on labor, and keep it per machine. This form does not replace the periodic inspection report issued by the authorized person; the regulation separately requires inspection results to be recorded with a signature and kept available for inspection (art. 7).

What sets the fee for textile machinery service?

The type of work (maintenance, repair or installation), the complexity of the machine (electronic and computer-controlled systems), the technician's travel distance, urgency, the parts replaced and the scope of any contract set the fee. Because these items change from job to job, the fee only becomes clear with a quote. Ask for the quote and the invoice itemized as labor, travel and parts.

How soon does a service company arrive after I report a fault?

It depends on the company, your distance from it, whether the needed part is in stock and the scope of your maintenance contract; it can lengthen around religious holidays in Turkey and in peak season. Have the response time (from the report to the technician's arrival) written into the contract in hours or days; if you work on a call-out basis, ask the company for an estimated time in writing.