Rubberizing of Pulleys

On-Site Pulley Refurbishment

Industrial conveyor pulley undergoing on-site refurbishment and rubber lagging work

Extend the operational service life of your material handling components with Conveyor Engineering Company’s professional pulley refurbishment services. We restore worn, damaged, or out-of-spec drive, tail, snub, bend, and take-up pulleys back to OEM performance standards delivering a cost-effective alternative to complete replacement.

Service Capabilities

Structural Inspection & Testing
Thorough Shell integrity checks, non-destructive testing (NDT), and shaft dimensional alignment.
Shell & Shaft Remanufacturing
Precision shell re-tubing, shaft repair or replacement, and dynamic balancing to eliminate vibration and bearing wear.
Lagging Replacement
Complete removal of worn lagging and application of hot/cold vulcanized rubber (diamond, chevron, or plain) or high-traction ceramic lagging.
Bearing & Housing Overhaul
Bearing replacement, housing re-machining, and advanced seal installation to protect against ingress.

Refurbishment of Pulley at Workshop

Restore worn or damaged pulleys to original factory performance with Conveyor Engineering Company’s full-service workshop refurbishment solutions. Operating in our fully equipped facility, our technical engineering team inspects, repairs, and rebuilds drive, tail, snub, bend, and take-up pulleys to lower your maintenance costs and extend component lifespan.

Industrial conveyor pulley refurbishment and mechanical restoration in a workshop

Workshop Service Capabilities

Diagnostic & Structural Testing
Complete workshop inspection, shell integrity checks, and shaft alignment verification.
Precision Machining & Balancing
Shell re-tubing, shaft remanufacturing/replacement, and dynamic balancing to ensure vibration-free operation.
Workshop Vulcanization & Lagging
High-bond hot and cold vulcanized rubber lagging (diamond, chevron, or plain) and ceramic lagging applications.
Bearing & Housing Overhaul
Bearing assembly replacement, housing re-machining, and high-performance sealing to prevent contamination.