IRE is a globally renowned enterprise, distinguished as the foremost solutions provider for rubberization needs across various industries, particularly the textile sector. With a focus on excellence, IRE has excelled in producing top-tier products tailored for processes subjected to extreme conditions such as dyeing, bleaching, mercerizing, and singeing.
The strides made in the technical sector are owed in no small part to our versatile production, manufacturing and development facilities. We are capable of meeting all requirements pertaining to hardness, sensitivity, shape and compound — our technical roller programme is comprehensive, whether your needs involve grinding, coating, squeezing, moistening, lacquering, or pattern printing.
IRE boasts well-developed facilities for fabricating rollers of diverse designs, featuring rubberization or ebonite coating on various metals such as mild steel, stainless steel and aluminum, all backed by warranty assurances. In addition to fabricating deflection-control rollers for dyeing, yarn-sizing and heavy-squeezing with precise nip, IRE has the expertise to manufacture close-tolerance and functionally critical rubber rollers that pose challenges for other companies.
Design & Details
As we embark on our sixth decade of operation, we proudly maintain our position as a premier manufacturer of elastomeric, hard-coat and specialty rollers and coatings. Our products find application across graphic arts, metals, converting, pulp & paper, textile, steel, business machines and other critical industrial sectors.
In our Curing department, we feature three (3) steam pressure autoclaves and two (2) hot air autoclaves, ensuring optimal curing for various compounds. Our autoclaves handle rollers up to 1600 mm in diameter and 10,000 mm in length.
Have old or worn parts? Send them our way — if you're uncertain about the covering, we can test and identify it for you: Silicone, Urethane, Neoprene, EPDM, Nitrile, Natural Rubber or otherwise. We inspect and, if necessary, repair journals/cores with your approval, then recoat them to your exact specification within your timeline.
