As a leading manufacturer of industrial rollers, American Roller Company offers rubber, urethane, ceramic, hard coat, bowed, heat transfer, and other specialty rollers or coatings used in the metals, converting, pulp & paper, textile, steel, graphic arts, business machines and other important industrial markets. Although founded in 1938, we are a forward-looking company, committed to excellence, listening to and growing with our customers and anticipating their needs with fresh ideas and new approaches.
American Roller's corporate offices, along with our state-of-the-art Research & Engineering Center, are strategically located between Chicago, IL and Milwaukee, WI. Our Plasma Coatings Division (www.plasmacoatings.com) is headquartered in the Northeast and together we have manufacturing facilities located throughout the United States and licensees in eight countries; giving us a worldwide presence. Locations
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American Roller Announces New Product Release
Union Grove, WI (February 3, 2010) – American Roller, an industry leader for over 70 years, announced today a new contact layon roller for the paper, film and foil converting markets.
American Roller Company: Celebrating 70 Years of Excellence
American Roller Company: Celebrating 70 Years of Excellence
Today more than ever, excellent customer service and effective communication are paramount to meeting the needs of customers!
American Roller Expands Capabilities in Two Plants
American Roller Company, in its continuing effort to meet the growing demands of the market place, announced plans to expand the capabilities of two manufacturing facilities.
Heat Transfer Rolls ---- The Cold Hot Facts
There are many processes in the Converting Industry that require the use of a heated roller; laminating, embossing, drying, annealing, calendering, and film orientation to name just a few.
Which Ghost or Print Quality Issue is your Worst Nightmare?
American Roller Company announces a new Anti-Ghosting roller for offset presses.
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