Menges Roller offering grinding and chrome plating

Published: February 13, 2013 11:53 am ET
Updated: February 13, 2013 11:54 am ET

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Menges Roller Co. has expanded its services for converting companies, by now providing precision cylindrical grinding services, as well as chrome plating.

Over time, chrome-plated rollers often get dull or chipped. Menges Roller will now grind off that old chrome and apply a new chrome plating to the roller.

The company in Wauconda, Ill., points out that replacing chill rolls or heat-transfer rolls can be very expensive. The key to re-chroming a roll is to carefully remove all the worn chrome, without reducing the roller's outside shell in diameter. Very small tolerances in the thousandth of an inch range must be monitored.

Tel. 847-487-8877, email jawe@mengesroller.com.


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