Before a buyer calls, they want to know you can physically handle their roll. Here's the envelope — if your roll fits inside these limits, we can cover it.
| Maximum roll diameter | 70 inches |
| Maximum face length | 25 feet |
| Maximum roll weight | 50,000 lbs |
| Durometer range | 20 Shore A through hard Shore D — soft nip covers to rigid, high-hardness surfaces |
| Rubber systems | All major elastomer families — 150+ proprietary compounds formulated in-house |
| Polyurethane systems | TDI, ether-based and ester-based urethanes — cast in-house since 2015 |
| Groove & crown profiles | Any groove pattern and crown profile to print |
| NDT / inspection | Ultrasonic, magnetic particle, and dye penetrant testing |
| Dynamic balancing | Yes — in-house |
| Documentation | Complete roll analysis package shipped with every order |
| Facility | 75,000 sq ft — Memphis, TN |
| Service area | All 50 states |
We don't buy stock compounds off a shelf. Our chemist formulates for your exact environment across every major chemistry.
Every cover is ground and finished in-house to your print — no outside handoffs, no lost time.
A cover that fails in service costs you a line, not just a part. We prove the work with full nondestructive testing and dynamic balancing, then document it.
Roll covering is a scheduled maintenance item — until it isn't. We handle both: planned work on a reliable standard lead time, and true emergency turnarounds when a line is down and every hour counts.
Most covers are completed on a 4-week standard lead time from receipt of your roll, depending on compound and finishing requirements. We'll confirm a firm date when you send your specs.
When a line is down, we offer emergency rush turnaround in as little as 3–4 days. Call us directly and we'll get your roll back in service as fast as possible.
Send us your application, current compound, and failure mode. Our chemist will analyze it and recommend the right engineered cover. No cost, one business day.
Tell us about your application: the line, the compound that's failing, the failure mode, and what you're running through it. Our chemist will analyze and respond with a specific recommendation — not a generic pitch.