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Split Roll Cost Justification
We were actually sending out our roll regrinds as a rule of thumb at 3,000,000 ft. With the new split & bolted design from Roll-Kraft we have increased our footage perimeters to 10,000,000 ft. We are very pleased with this design and the improvement with our regrind costs.
Robert Gay
Maintenance Supervisor
Tectron Tube
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