13015 West Custer Ave.
Butler, Wisconsin 53007View Map
Service Hours:
Mon-Fri: 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Sat-Sun: Call for Service
After Hours: Call for Service
Serving southeastern Wisconsin, Interstate Bearing Systems in Milwaukee / Butler, WI is a customer solution-driven industrial distribution partner. The branch supports manufacturing, food processing, packaging, industrial machinery, maintenance, OEM and MRO operations with bearings, seals, shaft components, power transmission products, electric motors, gearboxes, conveyor components, industrial supplies, product sourcing, inventory support, condition monitoring resources, installed base analysis, technical support, and partner-supported repair solutions.
The Milwaukee / Butler location supports customers with product knowledge, sourcing options, partner coordination, and a relationship-based approach focused on reliability and cost control.
Services Offered:
- Conveyor Service and Repair
- Gearbox Repair
- Asset Management
- Parts Management
- Installed Base Analysis
- Condition Monitoring
- Electric Motor Rewind
Frequently Asked Questions
What services does Interstate Bearing Systems offer in Milwaukee, Wisconsin?
Interstate Bearing Systems in Milwaukee / Butler, WI provides industrial products, technical support, sourcing options, and reliability-focused solutions for customers that depend on equipment uptime. The location supports manufacturing, food processing, packaging, industrial machinery, maintenance, OEM and MRO operations with bearings, seals, belts, motors, gearboxes, power transmission components, conveyor products, electrical products, industrial supplies, inventory support, and supplier-backed technical resources.
How does Interstate Bearing Systems help customers solve problems in Milwaukee / Butler, WI?
We start by understanding the customer’s application, urgency, operating environment, and cost objectives. From there, we help identify the right product, compare alternatives when needed, involve supplier partners, coordinate repair resources, and follow through until the customer has a practical solution. Our value is not just selling parts. It is helping customers keep equipment moving, reduce downtime, and make better maintenance decisions.
Do you provide conveyor service and gearbox repair in Milwaukee, WI?
Yes. Gearbox repair is available through Interstate’s combined support model, including coordination with Interstate Power Systems and trusted repair partners. Customers work through their local Interstate Bearing Systems branch so the process stays simple, responsive, and focused on the best repair or replacement path. We also support conveyor-related needs through replacement components, belting and conveying products, supplier resources, and selected partners when field work or specialized repair is required.
Can you help with electric motors, motor replacement, or motor repair options?
Yes. Interstate Bearing Systems supports conveyor, motor, electrical, and power transmission needs through product expertise, supplier partnerships, and coordinated repair resources. Depending on the need, we can help identify replacement components, review alternatives, coordinate repair options, or connect customers with specialized support. When repair is the right solution, we help coordinate the appropriate resources. When replacement is the better option, we help customers compare products, availability, efficiency, and total cost.
Do you offer condition monitoring, installed base analysis, or reliability support?
Yes. Interstate Bearing Systems can help customers review critical equipment, identify commonly used components, improve parts availability, and connect with condition monitoring, asset management, installed base analysis, and supplier-supported reliability resources. The goal is to help customers plan ahead, reduce emergency downtime, and make smarter maintenance decisions.
Can Interstate Bearing Systems help manage replacement parts and inventory?
Yes. Interstate Bearing Systems helps customers organize critical spares, review stocking needs, support vendor-managed inventory or consignment discussions when appropriate, and identify standardization opportunities. These programs are designed to improve availability while reducing unnecessary inventory cost.






