When the time comes to determine if your industrial roll requires repair or refurbishing, it’s best to talk to an MP&P engineer. They can talk you through temperature control challenges and assist you in evaluating which will work to your advantage and save you time and money. Refurbishing a roll typically provides a 30%-time savings […]
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Roll Repair Overview
Essential Factors: Temperature control and stability, These remain key factors of Heat Transfer Roll health. With growing performance materials and adherence to international standards, uniform temperature control is essential. Line speed is directly impacted. Product quality and consistency are affected. When you detect an issue with your heat transfer rolls. The key first step […]
Continue readingThe Importance of “If We Do Not.”
Here at MP&P, across every area of our business, we expect leadership, with a team that solves challenges and improves all the services we offer to our roll customers. One of the factors we have learned over decades of service is anchored in the notion: If We Do Not.” If we do not provide superior […]
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Business Benefits of Self-Management
Most people who work have a manager of some kind. As the word conveys, a manager is there to manage people, things, and circumstances.
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The Importance of Productivity for Saving Time and Money on Your Industrial Roll Projects
At MP&P, when we assess productivity, we look at measuring the efficiency of all our service and production processes and how they are planned and carried out. Typically, productivity in the workplace refers simply to how much work is completed within a specific time. That is part of the equation, but only part. Once […]
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MP&P Industrial Roll Surface Finishing in Lancaster, Pennsylvania
The Conestoga Wagon was first built in Lancaster and used extensively for migrations before the development of the railroad. The first Pennsylvania Rifle was produced by Martin Meylin in the 1700s. Peeps candy, shaped as marshmallow chicks covered with yellow sugar, were invented by the Rodda Candy Company of Lancaster in the 1920s. In 1953, […]
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MPP Legacy Profile: Dwight Steisel
Dwight Steisel, now a Coasting Specialist, made his career change as he walked out on the floor at MP&P. He had no experience in industrial roll finishing, but he did have a plan.
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MPP Legacy Profile: Rocco Cellupica
1997 was the year that Rocco started his long career with MP&P. Beginning his work he handled prep and plating on second shift.
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MP&P Industrial Roll Finishing in Hazleton, Pennsylvania.
Hazleton was incorporated as a city on December 4, 1891. At the time, the population was estimated to be around 14,000 people. Hazleton became the third city in the United States to establish a citywide electric grid in 1891. During the 20th century, the population grew through the “boom period,” from 1885 to 1920. In […]
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You Have to Start Right to Finish Right
To successfully complete service on your industrial roll, everything depends on how the process begins.
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