Crane Wheel Rebuilding

Wheels rebuilt, rails last longer.

Tread and flange geometry restored to spec, then a hardsurface wear layer engineered for the rail — cutting wear on both the wheel and the running rail.

Parkway-Kew's North Brunswick shop, where crane wheels are rebuilt to spec
Crane Wheel Rebuilding

Worn treads and flanges restored to spec with a hardsurface wear layer.

Crane wheels take a beating — worn treads, worn flanges, and eventually wear on the running rails. Parkway-Kew rebuilds crane wheels by restoring tread and flange geometry, then adding a hardsurface wear layer engineered for the rail the wheel runs on.

The rebuilt wheel is put back into service with the running geometry the crane was designed for, and with a wear layer that outlasts the original supply — reducing both the tread wear and, over time, the wear on the rail itself.

  • Tread and flange geometry restored to spec
  • Hardsurface wear layer engineered for the rail
  • Reduces rail wear as well as wheel wear
  • In use in shipping, port terminals, and heavy equipment
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Drawings, dimensions, or just a description. Our engineering team will recommend the alloy and process that fit the wear pattern.

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