Dependable Rubber Mills, Presses & Processing Equipment
West Coast Rubber Machinery provides high-quality new, rebuilt, and used rubber processing equipment, alongside expert repair and rebuild services to keep your plant running smoothly.
West Coast Rubber Machinery, also known as WCRM, is a Southern California manufacturer and service provider specializing in rubber mills, rubber mixers, hydraulic rubber presses, press platens, equipment rebuilds, and replacement parts. We provide cost-effective machinery solutions and expert repair services for the industrial rubber manufacturing industry.
Serving the rubber processing industry since 1954 with in-house machining, fabrication,
and certified assembly.
Rubber Machinery Built and Rebuilt for Real Production Needs
Find the right machinery for your production line or extend the life of your current equipment with our specialized rebuild and repair programs.
Extend the Life of Your Rubber Machinery
Not every facility needs a brand-new machine. WCRM helps rubber processors extend the life of existing equipment through rebuilds, repairs, replacement parts, and control upgrades, designed to minimize downtime and maximize your investment.
Complete Mill & Press Rebuilds
Complete Mill & Press Rebuilds
On-Site Repairs & Maintenance
Structural airframe components, ballistic panels, and missile fairings.
Upgrades & Safety
Upgrades & Safety
The Experience to Keep Your Plant Running
In rubber processing, equipment failure is not an option. Our solutions are built on decades of practical, hands-on experience repairing, rebuilding, and manufacturing industry-standard machinery.
- Proven History: Serving the rubber industry since 1954.
- In-House Capabilities: 85,000 square feet of manufacturing, fabrication, certified machining space.
- Extensive Inventory: Access to a wide range of new, used, and rebuilt machinery and hard-to-find replacement parts.
- Cost-Effective Solutions: Options for every budget, from targeted component repairs to full turn-key installations.
Rubber Processing Insights & Guides
Make informed decisions about your equipment. Explore our guides on machinery maintenance, selecting the right mill, and evaluating rebuild options.
What Goes Into Rebuilding a Rubber Mill? A Step-by-Step Look at the Process
What Goes Into Rebuilding a Rubber Mill? A Step-by-Step Look at the Process
What Goes Into Rebuilding a Rubber Mill? A Step-by-Step Look at the Process
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you rebuild equipment from other manufacturers?
Yes, our technicians are experienced in repairing and rebuilding rubber mills, presses, and calenders from most major brands.
What is the typical turnaround time for a mill rebuild?
Turnaround times depend on the scope of the project, but we prioritize minimizing your downtime and will provide a clear, dependable timeline during the quoting process.
Do you offer replacement parts for older machinery?
We carry a wide inventory of replacement parts, including mill rolls, cylinders, and platens, and can often source or fabricate hard-to-find components for older or obsolete rubber processing equipment.
What information is needed to quote a rebuild or repair?
Helpful starting information includes the type of equipment, current machine condition, roll or press size, known repair issues, and photos if available.
Talk to WCRM About Your Rubber Equipment Needs
Whether you need a specific rubber mill, an urgent repair, or want to discuss a complete rebuild, our team is ready to help you find the most cost-effective solution.