A Letter From Our President. During the current situation with the COVID-19 virus, Precision Roll Grinders remains open for business to meet all of our customers’ roll servicing needs. The health and safety of our employees, as well as our customers and partners, is of primary concern. We are monitoring the COVID-19 situation very closely, taking appropriate health measures, and are confident we can abide by locally imposed policies while continuing to seamlessly support and provide value to our customers’ business operations. If you have any questions about PRG’s accessibility or operations please do not hesitate to contact us.

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Food Processing

Roll Grinding

For over 45 years, North America’s top food producers have relied on Precision Roll Grinders to create better products while saving time and resources.

North America’s top food producers have relied on Precision Roll Grinders for error-free service, emergency assistance and maintenance. For all food processing industries, true roll grinding (which we specialize in) is better than in-place roll grinding. In-place (block) grinding is done on the processing equipment and in the machine bearings, which does not produce rolls that meet specification. If something is off on one side or anywhere on the roll, it can’t possibly attain proper shape, roundness and TIR.

PRG’s true roll grinding results in rolls that meet or exceed OEM specifications — and deliver significant efficiencies and savings:

  • Removal of roll corrugations and defects
  • Control surface finish to minimize start up time
  • Complete hardness mapping of roll face available
  • Reestablished end relief for proper operation
  • Uniform surface finish using a grinding wheel, not blasted
  • Tolerances of ±20 millionths of an inch achieved
  • Increased run time of rolls
  • Reduced bearing failures
  • Energy savings
  • Rolls are installed in “ready to run” condition

 

With PRG, all roll grinding is done at our facilities on the most modern and accurate grinders in the world.

All work is done with a proven process that’s guided by computer data. Bearings and housings are removed to guarantee a perfectly round roll in a temperature-controlled facility. In addition, all rolls are measured using a 24-point SpecCheck™. PRG never blindly assumes bearings are working properly and that the journals are without issues such as chatter or lack of roundness

Our roll grinding and service allows for maintenance to the internal cooling mechanisms, housing and bearings which results in all these benefits:

  • Uniform roll cooling
  • Increased run time of rolls
  • Increased oil extraction yields (crush mills)
  • Complete inspection of housing and bearings
  • Reduced or eliminated downtime for bearing repair
  • Detailed cleaning and painting of housings

We’ve serviced virtually all roll types in the food processing industry, including: 

  • Flaking mill rolls – corn, soybean and rice
  • Forming rolls – snack foods and candy
  • Cooling rolls – snack foods and caramel
  • Grinding rolls – coffee, chocolate and wheat
  • Mill rolls – chocolate
  • Press rolls – vegetable oils

What can PRG save you...

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Food Crush Roll Savings

 
Spotlight on Soybean Oil

SQUEEZING OUT MORE PROFITS FOR THE SOYBEAN OIL INDUSTRY.

73.2 percent of processed soybean oil flakes are out of spec

Which means your flakes are likely to be out of spec as well. And according to a study published by the American Oil Chemist Society*, flakes that fall outside of the 0.010”-0.015” desired thickness will not release all of their oil. This discarded oil represents between $7-16 million in lost revenue every year. Click here to download our one-sheet.

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squeezing maximum profit out of your soybean flaking mill

 

PRG’s service begins with a free consultation at your facility.

Call today to speak to the experts at Precision Roll Grinding

If you have any of the following issues or questions about your refiner, give us a call.
The consultation is absolutely free.

  • How do I stop ribbons from happening?
  • How do I get uniform flakes in my Flake Mill?
  • How do I reduce hot spots?
  • How do I minimize waste?

  • How do I increase my yield?
  • How do I maximize my oil yield?
  • How do I reduce down time on my crush mills?
  • How do I maximize throughput? 

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