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Harwood Rubber Products Facility

1365 Orlen Ave.
Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44221

A Coreline Facility Built on Experience and Consistent Performance

The Harwood facility in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio has supported rubber roller manufacturing and repair for over 60 years, working across a wide range of processes and applications.

Built on a long-established foundation in rubber roller manufacturing, this location brings deep technical knowledge and a consistent approach to delivering reliable roller performance.

A History of Steady Growth in Rubber Roller Manufacturing

Harwood Rubber Products was founded in 1963 in Akron, Ohio, with roots in the region’s rubber manufacturing industry.

The company moved to its current Cuyahoga Falls location in 1967 and has expanded the facility over time to support increasing demand, including major expansions in 1986 and 1997 that significantly increased production capacity.

This history reflects a consistent focus on building capability, maintaining quality, and supporting a wide range of industrial roller applications.

Facility Capabilities

Operating out of a 30,000 square foot facility, Harwood is equipped to support both manufacturing and repair work with well-maintained equipment and experienced personnel.

Capabilities include:

  • Rubber roller manufacturing for application-specific requirements
  • Repair, resurfacing, and recovering
  • Grinding and refinishing
  • Roller reconditioning and replacement
Rubber rollers used in printing

Responsive Support When It Counts

The Harwood facility is structured to respond quickly when issues affect performance.

Breakdowns are prioritized, with internal resources adjusted to move work forward and minimize disruption. For urgent needs, same-day rubber roller grinding service is available for qualifying jobs.

Part of Coreline Rollers

Today, Harwood operates as part of Coreline Rollers, contributing its experience and capabilities to a broader network of manufacturing and repair support. This connected approach allows work to move where it needs to, supports both urgent and planned production demands, and brings additional engineering and manufacturing resources into each job.

For your operation, that means access to additional capacity, coordinated support across locations, and the confidence that critical roller work is handled with the right technical expertise.

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