Quality Standards Built Into Every Machine We Build or Rebuild
At WCRM, quality is not a post-build checklist. It is built into how we machine, assemble, and test every piece of equipment that leaves our facility. Our certifications and testing standards reflect decades of experience knowing what rubber processing equipment must withstand—and what happens when it does not.
Certified Operations, Documented Results
Our certifications reflect the operational standards we hold our facility and our team to—particularly in assembly and final equipment testing.
OSHA Safety Certification
Every rebuilt rubber mill is subject to OSHA stopping-distance testing and certification before shipment. We perform the test, document the results, and provide the certification as part of the completed rebuild package.
AMS-2460 Chrome Plating
Mill roll hard chrome plating is performed to AMS-2460 specification—an aerospace-grade standard—at 0.005″ to 0.007″ thickness, followed by finish grinding and polishing to 20 RMS surface finish.
How Quality Shows Up at WCRM
Our certifications are only part of the picture. The quality of WCRM’s work also comes from the depth of our rebuild process, our in-house machining standards, and the fact that everything is tested before it ships.
- Component-Level Inspection: Every rebuild begins with complete disassembly and individual inspection of all components—rolls, journals, bearings, gears, hydraulics, and electrical systems—before any replacement decisions are made.
- In-House Machining Standards: Our machinists work to tight tolerances for journal polishing, bearing fit, and surface finishing. We do not outsource critical machining work.
- Full Mechanical Testing Before Shipment: Rebuilt equipment is reassembled, run, and tested in our facility. We do not ship a machine until it passes.
- Build Documentation: Each rebuild is documented throughout the process—inspection findings, parts replaced, certifications achieved—so you receive a clear record of the work performed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does every rebuilt machine receive OSHA certification?
Yes. Every rebuilt rubber mill that ships from our facility includes OSHA stopping-distance testing and the supporting certification documentation.
What is the chrome plating specification for mill rolls?
We plate mill rolls to AMS-2460 specification at 0.005″ to 0.007″ thickness. After plating, rolls are finish-ground and polished to a 20 RMS surface finish.
Do you provide build documentation with a rebuild?
Yes. We provide documentation covering the inspection findings, components replaced, and certifications achieved as part of the completed rebuild package.
Ready to Discuss Your Equipment Requirements?
Whether you need equipment built to a specific quality standard or want to understand what our rebuild process produces, our team is ready to walk you through it.