Press & Nip Rolls
Press nip roll design, engineering, manufacturing and repair, built to your specific tolerances.

Our team provides engineering, reverse engineering, manufacturing, service, repair and design of press nip rolls, built to your specific tolerances.
If your press roll is already in production, team members trained to inspect, disassemble and repair rolls of every variety can recondition it to a like-new tolerance and return it to you promptly.
Common press roll applications
- Thermal bonding
- Compacting webs
- Web cooling
- Web heating
- Web squeezing
- Calendaring
- Pulling or braking
- Creating composites
- Laminating
Press nip roll services
- Design
- Engineering
- Reverse engineering
- Manufacturing
- Inspection and disassembly
- Repair and reconditioning
Roll down? Call us.
Free teardown and inspection, repairs to or above OEM spec, and the same warranty as the OEM. Rush work is available 24/7.
Other roll types
Felt rollsFelt roll replacement, service, repair, engineering and manufacturing for paper machines.
Paper carrying rollsService, repair and fabrication for paper carrying rolls in every section of the machine.
Reel spoolsNew reel spools and reel spool service, built for a long service life.
All roll repairRoll manufacturing, repair, coverings and balancing.
Request a press & nip rolls quote
Tell us about the roll and where it runs. Our team will respond promptly.
What to include
- Roll type and where it runs on the machine
- Photos or drawings of the roll
- Length, diameter and weight, if known
- Covering or coating specification
- What failed and the symptoms you saw
- Outage date or when you need it back
Common questions
Can CBM recondition a press roll already in service?
Yes. Our team inspects, disassembles and repairs press rolls, reconditioning them to a like-new tolerance.
Does CBM build new press nip rolls?
Yes. We design, engineer and manufacture press nip rolls to your specific tolerances.
Which applications use press rolls?
Thermal bonding, compacting webs, web cooling, heating and squeezing, calendaring, pulling or braking, creating composites and laminating, among others.
How do I get a quote?
Send photos, drawings or roll details through the quote request form, or call 704-864-6084. Contact us for a free cost estimate.















