Industrial Roll Restoration & Repair Services

Roll Technology is proud to offer industrial roller repair services for industrial metal rollers. Whether it is a bent shaft, cracked core, or broken bearing. Roll Technology is here for your core and shaft maintenance service needs.

Give us your worn and mechanically abused rolls and we will restore them to production tolerances. Roll Technology can totally revitalize the inside and outside of your industrial rolls. Learn more about our industrial roller services below!

Our Industrial Roller Services Include:

Hard Chromium Plating
Ceramic Coating and Tungsten Carbide Finishing
Precision Roll Grinding to less than .00005 TIR (Fifty Millionths)
Parabolic Crowning
RTC’s Optical Mirror Surface finishes less than 1/4 Ra (One Quarter of One Millionth of an Inch)
Matte, Satin and Textured Finishes
New Rolls built to Print
Roll Inspection
Pro-Mic Roll Profile Inspection
Precision Bearings
Journal Repair
Roll Balancing
Internal acid Cleaning of Heat Transfer Rolls

A wide range of indusries rely on Roll Technology for professional industrial roll repair services, contact us today!

Industrial Roll Repairs Backed by Over 40 Years of Experience

Roll Technology has provided industrial roll repairs for web-based converting operations for more than four decades, working across coating rolls, heat transfer rolls, calender rolls, laminating rolls, and custom rolls. Our repair work is supported by the same precision inspection standards used across our finishing operations, including diameter, total indicated runout (TIR), and surface roughness measurement.

For rolls with worn journal sections, our roll refinishing services also include weld repair to build up the diameter of older, worn sections before finish machining, extending the usable life of the roll rather than requiring full replacement.

Industrial Roll Restoration Services for Every Type of Web Roll

Roll Technology's industrial roll restoration services follow a defined process: initial inspection, removal of old chromium or coating, preparation of the base metal for plating, deposit of new plating, precision roll grinding, and final polishing or blasting to the required finish. This process applies acrosscoating rolls,heat transfer rolls, calender rolls, laminating rolls, and slitting rolls.

Restoring a precision roll is typically far more cost-effective than replacement, particularly under today's tight capital budgets, and allows converting operations to maintain production efficiency and product quality without the lead time of a new roll build.